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Iowa State University specialty crop specialist ready to work with growers
The newest commercial vegetable and specialty crop specialist with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach knows the needs and concerns of the industry. Dan Fillius, who began his new role June 7, has spent the last three years as a produce s... more
Pennsylvania invests $5.1M to safeguard 2,305 acres on 30 farms
On June 17, Pennsylvania safeguarded 2,305 acres on 30 farms in 19 counties, investing more than $5.1 million in the future of agriculture through the state's nation-leading Farmland Preservation Program. The program preserves farms to protect... more
Guide to Colorado-grown products in 2021 Farm Fresh Directory
As Coloradans look forward to returning to typical summer activities, farmers’ markets and fresh produce stands are once again becoming the top destinations for outdoor excursions. The Colorado Department of Agriculture’s 37th annual Colorado Far... more
Helm Agro and Alltech Crop Science announce partnership
Helm Agro and Alltech Crop Science announced June 17 a partnership to bridge the gap between traditional and biological crop input solutions. This new relationship applies a systems approach to support sustainable practices and provide growers easy a... more
Irrigation recommendations for fruit crops during drought
The climate of the upper Midwest is variable and at times, extreme. Fruit growers find themselves managing the effects of excess rainfall one season and extended dry periods the next. While berry growers use irrigation throughout every growing sea... more
Greater investment to improve aging California water facilities essential
Severe drought highlights the need for greater investment to improve aging California water facilities, and increases calls for allocation of federal and state resources to tackle the problem. A national coalition that includes the California Farm... more
Most COVID testing rules kept in place in Michigan health order
A new Michigan Department of Health an Human Services order that finally accounts for the COVID-19 vaccination status of agricultural workers is presenting several new concerns for Michigan farmers. The Michigan Department of Health an Human Serv... more
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