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Send in the worms and other innovative ideas -January 20,2024- Dairymen are survivors. They often employ high technology to solve
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A News Service for Middle California
Send in the worms and other innovative ideas -January 20,2024- Dairymen are survivors. They often employ high technology to solve
Read More-November 18,2023- Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, in Tulare County, the nation’s second-largest pistachio grower and processor, has expanded their
Read MoreLeprino wastewater will irrigate more crops More recycled water will be put to good use on land locally where groundwater
Read MoreNo impact on taste -October 6,2023- California citrus growers faced significant pest challenges this season due to the unprecedented rainfall
Read MoreVIRTUAL FENCING TECHNOLOGY Using GPS and radio signals, land managers can more easily create and change the borders of pastures
Read More-September 24,2024- Tulare County just reported an $8.6 billion crop report in 2022,a record high. The county’s total ag receipts
Read More-September 24,2024- USDA’s impact on grape industry Autumn King—a plump, seedless, white grape that ripens in late October in California.
Read More-August 31,2023- 2023 processing tomato crop up 21% As of May 15, California’s tomato processors reported they have or
Read More-August 17,2023- CALIFORNIA TABLE OLIVE FORECAST CLIMBS The 2023 California table olive forecast is 41,000 tons, up considerably from last
Read More– Monterey/Santa Barbara see higher numbers Monterey County -Typically one for the top ag production county Monterey County is often
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