PNW Winter Wheat Higher and Fertilizer & Middle East War
The agriculture sector shifts focus to fertilizer markets as global nitrogen values react to the Middle East conflict, according to insights from Farmdoc.
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California Water Quality Regulations and USDA Invests in Domestic Fertilizer
Discover the impact of new water quality regulations on San Diego farmers and the USDA's multimillion-dollar investment in domestic fertilizer projects!
Colorado River Water Cuts and Right to Repair Facilitation
Bureau of Reclamation and 7 states collaborate to safeguard Colorado River amid drought, depletion of flows, and reservoir risks.
Food Insecurity for Older Americans and Feeding a Growing Population
To better understand how the world agriculture system may grow in response to population increases by 2050, researchers at USDA’s Economic Research Service created a range of scenarios.
Food Insecurity for Older Americans and Feeding a Growing Population
To better understand how the world agriculture system may grow in response to population increases by 2050, researchers at USDA’s Economic Research Service created a range of scenarios.
Douglass New CFB President and Land Transfer Navigation Program
Working in partnership with land protection leaders across the country, American Farmland Trust announced a new “Land Transfer Navigators” program.
California Artichoke Production Down and ASF in China Data
The 2018 spread of African swine fever to China had reverberations in the global pork market, according to new USDA data.
New California Ag Laws and Progress in Domestic Fertilizer
Program, which will fund 17 new projects to boost domestic fertilizer manufacturing, support innovative fertilizer technologies, and help lower costs for farmers.
California Tomato Worries and Cranberry Estimates Down Slightly
USDA estimates show the U.S. national cranberry crop for 2023 at 7.62 million barrels, down 5% from last year.
Cost of Producing Tomatoes Up and Fertilizer Prices Down
Costs to produce processing tomatoes increased substantially in the past six years, according to a study by the University of California and UC Cooperative Extension farm advisors.