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April 10, 2013

• Nurseries report resurgence of plant sales

• Farm Bureau tells Congress members about immigration

• Klamath irrigators to face delay in water deliveries

• Commentary: The time is now for comprehensive immigration reform

• Study says juvenile salmon thrive in flooded rice fields

• High-speed rail plans advance through the Central Valley

• U.S. official updates farm groups on trade initiatives

• Report outlines strategies to lessen California flood risk

• Deadline nears for farmers to create their oil spill plans

• Plant workshops slated at Hopland

• Cal/OSHA launches 2013 Heat Illness Prevention Program

• Expert: Good records help dairies avoid labor disputes

• Ag Council focuses on cultivating change for agriculture

• Soft approach helps knock down powdery mildew

• Research shows foliar application of N has some benefits

• Early treatments help control post-harvest cherry pests

• Cal Poly senior earns scholarship

• Sacramento Kings celebrate farming during Ag Night

• John and Gail Kautz earn honors from foundation

• Kiwifruit panel seeks nominations

• USDA: Organic tree nut production continues to grow

• Outreach effort highlights damage from pests, diseases

• Video promotes ‘green’ winegrapes

• New pistachio varieties offer earlier harvest dates

• Volume, variety of bell peppers grow to meet demand

• Strawberry supply, demand set new records in past year

• Trade gap in vegetables narrowed in 2012, USDA says

• Exports of fruits and nuts increase

• Research helps lima bean growers set N applications

• Long-term USDA study focuses on improving soil quality

• Johne’s disease detection is easier

• New chemistry helps combat late blight in pistachios

• Governor to lead China trade trip

• Virus-resistant tomato plants are developed by researcher

• New markets open to U.S. pears, dairy cattle, poultry

• Mango board seeks members

• Ceramic sculpture depicts fungus-carrying twig beetle

• Walnut commission sets elections