Ag at Large: Research reveals farmers’ spirit
A recent research project to measure growers’ dependence on a certain chemical product has inadvertently displayed the inherent spirit that…
8 years ago
Ag News
Ag at Large: Seasonal favorites leave us in wraps
Name a dozen or so of your California favorite fruits, nuts, vegetables, dairy products, poultry or fish and you may…
8 years ago
Ag at Large: Pest control enters a new generation
It hardly seems possible, but several of the pest control advisors that farmers and growers depend on are beginning to…
8 years ago
Ag at Large: Bugs to the rescue
Insects by the trillions called beneficials have been raised and released annually in California for the past 50 years or…
8 years ago
Ag at Large: Hops adapt to valley climate
With the number and types of beers and the people who want to drink them proliferating, the need for the…
8 years ago
Ag at Large: Bovine beauties may not be black and white
By Don Curlee | Contributed It might come as a shock: California’s happiest cows may not be the black and…
9 years ago
Quail Lake Environmental Charter School Students Make Farm-to-School Connection With Dairy Cow and Calf
CLOVIS ROUNDUP STAFF Students at Quail Lake Environmental Charter School learned firsthand about the role of agriculture in the food…
9 years ago
Ag at Large: Farm growth is more than crops
By Don Curlee | Contributed It might be possible these days to start farming with a shovel, a wheelbarrow and…
9 years ago
Ag at Large: Farming Strengthens California’s Soul
By Don Curlee | Contributed While California’s stance on some critical national issues is being widely discussed, the voice of…
9 years ago
Ag at Large: For ag, the shows must go on – again
By Don Curlee | Contributed California agriculture’s two major farm equipment shows are again scheduled for early February, continuation of…
9 years ago