WHAT DOES COTTON ACREAGE LOOK LIKE FOR CALIFORNIA IN 2022?
from California Cotton Growers April 1,2022 With cotton prices where they are today, it comes as no surprise to see
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A News Service for Middle California
from California Cotton Growers April 1,2022 With cotton prices where they are today, it comes as no surprise to see
Read More-April 3,2022- Citrus Mutual, based in Exeter, reports that as of March 31 that the navel crop is approximately 70%
Read More-March 10.2022- King of juice oranges, the Valencia crop is ripening on Valley trees this spring – but the 2022
Read More-March 5,2022- Californians continue to drink less milk, says a recent USDA report.Tulare County dairymen and suppliers in the nation’s
Read More-March 5,2022- Bowing to negative reaction from residents and city officials from Lemoore, Sandridge Partners told the City at a
Read More-February 27,2022- $3.59 -Average rate per mile for refrigerated transport on the trucking spot market in January, up 12 cents
Read More-January 28.2022- Looks like that bottle of ketchup will cost a little more. Join the club for other commodities from
Read More-January 15,2022- In 2018, the United States imposed Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from major trading partners
Read More-January 2,2022- Developer,farmer and water trader John Vidovich plans to build a beef feedlot and processing plant near Lemoore
Read More-January 2,2022- The Valley’s” pistachio wars” pitting industry leader Wonderful Pistachios vs local company Touchstone continue now for about
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