On this week’s MyAgLife in Citrus episode, UCCE Citrus IPM Advisor Sandipa Gautam explains the heightened invasive fruit fly situation in California and why San Joaquin Valley growers need to stay prepared.
On this week’s MyAgLife in Almonds episode, UC Davis Plant Pathologist Florent Trouillas explains what almond growers dealt with last year with Phytophthora syringae and what to keep in mind for 2024.
On today’s episode, BLOOM FRESH’s Chris Owens explains modern challenges facing raisin growers and how new varieties enhance sustainability while boosting profitability.
On today’s episode, California Ag Labor Association’s Rudy Mendoza discusses mitigating regulatory compliance risks and why it’s important to get educated before a regulatory body knocks on the door.
On today’s episode, we hear how humate products function as a fertilizer ‘booster’ input and how they differ from other biostimulant products.
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On today’s episode, we hear about opportunities for almond and walnut growers at tomorrow’s North Valley Nut Conference in Chico, Calif. Register now for free at https://myaglife.com/events/.
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On today’s episode, USDA’s Clay Hamilton in New Delhi explains opportunities for almond and tree nut exporters during an upcoming ag trade mission.
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On today’s episode, Kristin Platts reports on Valley Air District’s $56 million award to build an electric truck charging network and how this will affect the heavy-duty transportation and goods movement sector in California.
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On this week’s Tech Thursday episode, Ceres Imaging’s Khrista Samuel explains how data from aerial imagery can help vineyard managers address water, canopy and labor efficiency issues. Additionally, Grape & Wine Publisher Jason Scott reviews the …
On this week’s Walnut Wednesday, we hear why cutting navel orangeworm sanitation costs is not in a walnut grower’s best interest when looking to increase the bottom line.
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