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Hurricane Helene has hit Georgia’s agricultural industry, the state’s largest economic driver, with an estimated $6.46 billion in damages.
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National Nut Grower surveyed U.S. tree nut growers on a variety of labor topics and the results indicate positives for the industry.
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A federal regulation that goes into effect in January may take many business owners, including farmers and ranchers, by surprise.
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The USDA will release select tables from its upcoming USDA Agricultural Projections to 2034 report on Nov. 7, 2024, at 3 p.m. EST.
These tables will provide 10-year projections for major U.S. crops...
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Key Technology unveiled its new COMPASS optical sorter for nut processors at Pack Expo in Las Vegas.
The system was designed to improve product quality and profitability by identifying and removing...
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Welcome to National Nut Grower’s September/October issue! As harvest season is wrapping up, there is always time for growers to think about technology and how it can assist in so many tasks and also...
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The technology Eric Pflueger witnessed firsthand in December has been more than a decade in the making. Pflueger, sales manager, agriculture market sector for Premier Tech Systems and Automation, atte...
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Nut growers will join other specialty crop growers in viewing the latest in robotics and automation at this year’s International Forum of Agricultural Robotics, known as FIRA USA.
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Georgia’s agricultural industry, the state’s largest economic driver, faces an estimated $6.46 billion in damages after Hurricane Helene tore through the state on Sept. 26, leaving devas...
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Carriere Family Farms possesses decades of growing, processing, selling and shipping quality inshell and kernel walnuts around the world.
The Glenn, California, family operation grows and proce...
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