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In California, fruit fly outbreaks have become all too common in recent years.
Three adult Mediterranean fruit flies were detected in San Jose this August, resulting in a quarantine that included portions of San Jose, Santa Clara, and Los Gatos. An Oriental fruit fly infestation was detected in San Bernardino and Riverside counties one month later, leading to a quarant...
When it comes to protecting the health of your soil and your growing operation, few things are better than cover crops. Recent studies have shown that planting cover crops can increase soil water infiltration by 40% and reduce runoff by 40%, protecting the ecosystem along the way.
Which cover crops are best for your particular farm, though? A href="https://westernco...
New data from California’s Department of Food and Agriculture shows that the Golden State experienced a golden year in 2024. For the first time in history, California’s agricultural production value surpassed $61 billion. That’s an all-time high, as well as a 3.6% increase over the previous three years.
Dairy, almonds, and grapes were the state’s top three products in ...
As the summertime comes to a close and colder nights approach, now is the time to protect your trees against frost.
Each season, frost catches growers off guard, and the result is costly tree and crop damage that could have been prevented with a little preparation.
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Recent events like the Pickett Fire, the Garnet Fire, and the Dillon Fire have devastated agricultural operations across California.
Preparedness couldn’t be more important, especially when lives and livelihoods are at stake. That’s why every grower should have a farm-specific emergency plan that includes evacuation routes, crop and livestock protections, vegetation ma...
