Agriculture

Candy canes have been linked with holiday festivities for more than 100 years. The red and white-striped shepherd’s staffs brighten

One storm event doesn’t make a water year….or does it? Several California Dept Of Water Resources indexes published this week

USDA and Tulare County are announcing a scaled back version of a proposed 20 mile quarantine after three recent finds

Tulare, CA. November 27, 2012 Tulare County Agricultural Commissioner’s office is announcing that an additional Asian citrus psyllid detection has

The University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources will soon be hiring a UC Cooperative Extension term area advisor specializing

Valley farmers may have voted 3 to1 against Mr Obama but ironically it was Obama’s big win that appears to

VISALIA, Calif. — November 2, 2012 — With the recent interest in California joining the Federal Order pricing system, the

Nurseries Sell Out Of Trees & Vines The growing popularity of almonds, walnuts and other orchard and vineyard crops affects

Author: Rachael Freeman Long Hedgerow. California’s Central Valley is home to a rich diversity and solid abundance of birds. Many

With help from UCCE, the value of almonds in 2011 surpassed the value of grapes. When California publishes its crop