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For pest control advisors working in vegetable crops, few insects inspire as much frustration as diamondback moth (Plutella…
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California’s agriculture is a cornerstone of both the state and national economy, generating more than $60 billion in…
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Neem (Azadirachta indica) is a drought-resistant tropical tree in the Meliaceae family, native to the Indian subcontinent and…
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Research on grafted watermelons in California has entered its seventh year since 2019. As adoption grows in acreage,…
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The USDA’s Economic Research Service recently released its 2024 agricultural production summaries, highlighting that California agriculture reached a…
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Biostimulants are a natural “hack” to bridge the gap between average and better crops. While a growing segment…
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Potassium is important to tomato vine health, fruit set and color. Recognizing where deficiencies may occur and correcting…
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The future of agriculture is here, now, and it’s powered by technology, notably artificial intelligence (AI). From large…
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One of the common requests I have received from growers and other agricultural stakeholders in the Sacramento Valley…
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Grapevines are thought to be a relatively drought-tolerant species. However, in commercial production, they are usually irrigated to…
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