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May 2, 2012

• Pest fighters discuss effective ways to involve public

• Administration drops youth-labor proposal

• Reaction to BSE case in California remains muted

• Commentary: Public must stay involved in Central Valley flood planning

• Rice farmers play catch-up on annual planting chores

• From the Fields

• Senate Agriculture Committee approves 2012 Farm Bill

• Variety trials help growers choose corn seed

• Lawsuit seeks to require federal permits for tile drains

• New leafy greens varieties will tackle heat and drought

• Applicants sought for fertilizer research board

• ARS researcher upgrades soil erosion tracking model

• Correction

• Work group considers new strawberry-growing methods

• Growers enter new age of strawberry disease control

• New approach to plant breeding

• Seven California farm co-ops rank among U.S. top 100

• Pistachios earn heart-healthy mark

• Olive oil samples sought

• UC Davis economist receives food security research grant

• FFA develops an online TV channel

• It’s better early than late to control tomato diseases

• AFBF urges approval of herbicide-tolerant corn variety

• UCD schedules annual horse sale

• Workshops target invasive mussels

• Joint projects will research agricultural, resource topics

• Applications due for organic program

• USDA compiles data on organic fruit, vegetable exports

• Report tracks organic sales growth in U.S.