Category: West
UC Davis ranked among best in world, nation for veterinary science, ag
Holding the top spots since the categories were added, University of California, Davis, continues to shine in these fields.
Super high density almond orchards in California
Super high density orchards are quickly becoming another option for tree nut growers.
Changes coming for California Walnut Marketing Order Referendum
Following the almond and prune industries, walnut handlers can receive a credit for eligible marketing expenses.
Nut categories dominate top 10 California ag performers in 2019
With over 400 commodities that supply the nation and abroad, almonds, pistachios and walnuts rank among the top.
Barring ‘miracle,’ California farm water will be in short supply
California is no stranger to experiencing dry years, and this one may be kicking off another drought season for growers.
Vertebrate pest webinar series scheduled in California
The Vertebrate Pest Council will provide updates, information and continuing education credit in this series about managing vertebrate pests.
American Pistachio Growers add new government relations director
Cadee Condit is bringing her legislative and regulatory experience to help protect the future of agriculture.
March 8 set for California ‘Cover Crops in Orchards Field Day’
After a three-year research project in cover crops, this final look at the trial site discusses local cover crop field research.
Ag, business coalition disappointed in Cal/OSHA Emergency Standards ruling
Six plaintiff organizations stress the importance of health and safety of farm and ranch workers and disagree that emergency intervention was necessary.
Yara North America launches irrigation solution for California growers
Precision irrigation scheduling with no expensive hardware, no additional costs, and now offered free of charge for immediate use.
Pistachio dormant period is a good time to leach salt
The dormant season is a good time to leach salt, but large volumes of water and stubborn soils mean growers need to be mindful of nitrogen.
Get the early-blooming pistachio cultivars pruned earlier
Early-flowering pistachio cultivars need pruning around Feb. 1 to train the trees and maintain size.
