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March 16, 2011

• Farm bill organic funds face budget challenge

• Farmers market enforcement fees could increase

• Administration prepares to move Korea trade pact

• Commentary: Action request: Tell us how regulations hamper you

• As organic production increases, seed sales stay stable

• From the Fields

• Growth in organic market brings challenges, analysts say

• California leads nation in organic production

• Reliable supply of quality fruit is important with organic exports

• State Senate committee approves latest ‘card-check’ bill

• Planting alyssum brings beneficial insects to lettuce

• Researchers examine new ways to control nematodes in carrots

• Albion has some challengers among strawberry varieties

• Changing irrigation practices helps fight salinity in soil

• Beneficial fly targets red imported fire ant colonies

• Pheromone traps provide another tool in fight against LBAM

• Deadline nears for signing up for leafy greens agreement

• Officers elected to PD/GWSS board

• Researchers make progress in creating a seedless cherimoya

• WNV vaccinations needed for horses

• Final report says grape crush declined 3 percent in 2010

• Table-grape shipments near 100 million-box mark

• Grain traders look toward planting intentions report

• Richter to lead ag aviation group

• Taking samples helps determine dry matter of corn

• Wheat septoria could be a problem because of spring rains

• Commercial brew competition opens

• Zalom honored by peers for a lifetime of IPM research

• Workshops to help dairy farmers comply with air rules

• Poultry, egg groups to help fund faculty position

• Plans to expand Los Vaqueros Reservoir move forward

• Deputies make two arrests in sprinkler head thefts

• Field bindweed creates control problems for tomato growers