On this week’s MyAgLife in Citrus episode, Citrus Research Board’s Ivan Milosavljevic gives an update on a novel method of ant control in citrus which utilizes hydrogel beads filled with trace pesticide amounts.
On this week’s MyAgLife in Almonds episode, Almond Board of California’s Bryce Spycher breaks down the numbers from the Board and Land IQ’s 2024 initial bearing acreage estimate for almonds as well as orchard removals.
On today’s episode, JCS Marketing CEO Jason Scott provides 10 dynamic marketing strategies for California’s agribusinesses to thrive in the field.
On today’s episode, we hear about the expanded approval of SymAgro’s biochemical fungicide and the unique qualities it offers high-value crop growers treating disease.
On today’s episode, Renee Pinel, president/CEO of Western Plant Health, discusses U.S. EPA’s rodenticide proposal and some of the far-reaching impacts this could have for growers in California.
On today’s episode, Kristin Platts reports from the field on two California growers who have implemented whole-farm cycling of nutrients and carbon using orchard waste.
On this week’s MyAgLife in Almonds episode, we get a researcher’s perspective on phosphorus’ level of importance to young almonds and tree nut crops. To hear more on this, check out Growing the Valley at growingthevalleypodcast.com.
On today’s episode, hear this week’s regional and national ag news.
On this week’s Tech Thursday episode, Sutton Ag’s Joseph Sutton breaks down the company’s new mechanical weeder, which uses special cameras to detect weeds and seed lines in high-density cropping systems, the first of its kind.
On this week’s Walnut Wednesday, California Walnut Board’s Josh Rahm discusses TREES, a new pilot program allowing walnut growers to earn revenue by removing orchards and sequestering carbon through biochar production.
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