So to finish my reporting of being in California last week, it’s pretty amazing driving in the San Joaquin Valley and seeing how much food is being grown. You can…
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So last week I had the good fortune to head West to California. It was pretty much for research planning and Retail Partner meeting. It was warm, but it was…
Calcium on Apples
Posted by AgroLiquid | Advantages of using AgroLiquid, News, Research | No CommentsWhy is calcium important? Calcium is the third most important element in a plant. And, calcium is the fifth most abundant element on the planet. It makes sense that traditionally,…
Increasing Grape Yield: Switch to AgroLiquid
Posted by AgroLiquid | Advantages of using AgroLiquid, Research | No CommentsIn grapes, a combination of variety, management, and training system dictates how much quality fruit the plant can produce. One of the best options is using fertilizer applied in the…
So this past week was the first AgroLiquid Western Summit in Monterey, California. This was a conference of AgroLiquid and our California Retail Partners. Due to distance, timing and crop…
On the heels of a cool, wet spring and summer in the midwest the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a warmer, drier winter for the region, with the driest area…
The semiannual bio-pesticide meeting was held in Sacramento California. Listen to hear the President of CAPCA, Terry Stark, talk about bio-pesticides and their growth on California Ag Today.
For many college students summer is synonymous with laid-back fun and relaxation, but Emma Patterson isn’t like many college students. “Emma is a delightful individual and a great example of…
Take-Home Lessons from California on Nitrates and Water Quality California water coalitions are leading the way in addressing nitrate contamination. What can growers learn about nitrogen management from their progress?…
A stream of arctic air that brought sub-zero temperatures, snow and ice to regions across much of the country this month also brought threateningly low temperatures to California’s citrus groves….
