California agriculture

Ag shrinking under weight of Calif. regulations

Tim Hearden

Rising costs of compliance are forcing many growers to switch crops, shut down or leave the state.

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Around Farm Progress

Digging into those Bayer settlements

Willie Vogt

The Around Farm Progress podcast explores the finer points of those class action moves for glyphosate and dicamba

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Pest control

Researcher helps growers prepare for lanternfly

Lee Allen

UC Riverside’s Hoddle is using a $500,000 grant to test a natural predator of the pest.

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Winegrapes

CAWG shares growers’ concerns, advocates for industry

Lee Allen

“Wine consumption is leveling off and we’re struggling as an industry on how to fuel higher demand,” group president says.

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Western Farm Press Calendar of Events

Tim Hearden, Todd Fitchette

June 30: Supporting Growers Coming Out of the COVID-19 Crisis

Farm Progress America, June 29, 2020

Pandemic drives alternate ways to do business

Milk price rebounds 100% between April and July

Savannah now the top U.S. port for ag exports

70 orgs call for changes to organic dairy regs