Tracking labor costs
This labor tracking program uses a scanning device to read a worker's bar coded identification. Technology has brought sophisticated pest
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Foremen learn to supervise
The Washington Farm Bureau, through Dan Fazio, sponsored a couple of two-day foreman training seminars, one in Mt. Vernon, the
Bringing the desert back
Small plastic cage sleeves were used to protect the native seedlings from herbivores like rabbits. Eastern Washington vineyards, with their
Mulches can conserve water
Clover Research in the Pacific Northwest suggests that mulch placed in the tree row can cut a young
New rules govern Michigan irrigators
Last July, new rules in Michigan required most would-be irrigators to get permission to withdraw water either from groundwater using
Saving water and energy
Pictured checking a new meter station are members of The Dalles Irrigation District’s Save Water Save Energy project planning team
Good Point – Frank Gasperini, National Council of Agricultural Employers
Fruit growers are challenged every season by weather, pests, and unpredictable input costs along with the need to compete with
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Voliam label expansion The California Department of Pesticide Regulation has approved a label expansion for Voliam Xpress insectide, which allows
Last Bite – Low-grade labels highly valued
Labels of "cooker" grade or C grade apples were usually green, yellow, or white. Today, collectors will often pay more