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Keeping organic organic
Idaho Ag Today
How does an organic farmer keep his crop organic what with neighboring fields that are not organic possibly having pollen drift etc.
New Heat-Tolerant Peanut Genes Could Boost Yields Across the Southeast
Southeast Regional Ag News
Clemson researchers identify a genetic marker that may help peanut plants thrive in rising temperatures.
New Pollinator Technology for Crops
Line on Agriculture
Power Pollen, is an IP company licensing seed companies to sell their innovative pollen technogy to assist with row crop viability.
Pollen As An Input
Farm of the Future
PowerPollen has developed a system to preserve, store, and then apply pollen to build in added productivity and resiliency into row crops.
More Pomegranates in Florida and FCA Best Place to Work
The Agribusiness Update
A University of Florida professor wants to bring more pomegranate growing to Florida, and Farm Credit Administration scores Best Place to Work in Federal Government.
Goose Gap 19th WA AVA and FCA Best Place to Work
The Agribusiness Update
Goose Gap is named Washington state's 19th official AVA, and Farm Credit Administration scores highest in Best Place to Work in federal government.
Testing for Cannabis Pollen
California Ag Today
Managing pollen is very important for commercial cannabis growers.
Pollen Sense Monitors for Pollination and some Diseases
Farm of the Future
This technology can assess pollination to predict yield, and is also developing algorithms to detect pathogen presence.
Pollen Sense Monitors for Pollination and some Diseases
Farm of the Future
This technology can assess pollination to predict yield, and is also developing algorithms to detect pathogen presence.
Monitoring for Pollen in Cannabis Crops
Farm of the Future
Utah-based PollenSense is helping growers monitor pollen. This is especially important in the growing cannabis industry.
Possible Pollination Issues That May Affect the 2020 Pistachio Crop
California Tree Nut Report
Richard Matoian, Executive Director of American Pistachio Growers
CSU Scientists Seek to Mass Produce Nature's Strongest Material
Colorado Ag Today
Researchers at Colorado State University say plants may hold the key to the future of lasting infrastructure.
A Better Diet
Fruit Grower Report
Research is being done on whether a better diet will help honeybees survive.
Bees, Dust Storms and Wildfires
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Beekeepers in the state recently swarmed Olympia lobbying for SB 5017, which would give beekeepers the same tax relief provided to other ag producers, and the potential for dust storms and wildfires during this year's spring and summer thunderstorm season will be greatly increased.
Helping Hand For Pollinators
Food Forethought
Bees are normally the first that come to mind when thinking about nature's pollinators.
In the Garden
Food Forethought
When it gets too hot, no matter how much you water them, garden plants just won't produce.
National Pollinator Week
Food Forethought
United States Department of Agriculture designates this week as National Pollinator Week.
Saving Washington's Mint Industry
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
Washington has long been the predominant peppermint producer in the United States, but a fungus may change that.