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February 11, 2015

• Citrus sales suffer as ports remain slow

• Flower growers prepare for busy spring

• Commentary: Proposed tax on services would harm economy

• Dealers say irrigation technology is in demand

• Farm Bureau vehicle incentive program expands

• CFBF president urges continued water investments

• State’s dairy co-ops petition USDA for marketing order

• Drought disaster declared

• EU action could affect exports of California crops

• CMAB re-elects Wagner as chair

• Choosing the proper spray nozzle aids weed control

• Early management appears key against invasive fruit fly

• Farm advisor tests incorporation of trees into soil

• Grape growers discuss use of animals in vineyards

• Pest experts outline controls for navel orangeworm

• Study outlines breadth of the local-food business

• Strawberry Commission and UC Davis settle lawsuit

• USDA alerts farmers to change in crop insurance

• Market conditions prompt higher grazing permit fees

• Ask Your PCA: How do you manage mites in strawberries?

• Three UC seminars to focus on dairy management

• Workshop set for agribusinesses

• UC Riverside reports progress on drought tolerance