Cattle & Dairy
The Future of Dairy
Dairy farmers and the dairy industry can’t seem to catch a break. The decimation of the foodservice market due to the national coronavirus pandemic shutdown
Victor Martino
Articles
Farm to Fork
Shortening and Improving The Supply Chain From the Farm To The Fork
The coronavirus pandemic shutdown of restaurants, schools and other institutional foodservice operators in March sent shock waves throughout the agriculture community, particularly among growers of
Victor Martino
Ag Writer Markie
Ford Farms
In an age where many school-aged children think chocolate milk comes from brown cows, allowing them the opportunity to see a farm firsthand, and learn
Markie
Ag Writer Markie
Differ From The Herd
If the National Finals Rodeo tells you anything about agriculture, it’s that there is a fashionable side to our industry, and it dresses up and
Markie
Ag Writer Markie
Beefing Up Cattle Industry Policy
It goes without saying, but the beef industry has been wrought with struggles recently. There were plenty of issues slowly bubbling to the top of
Markie
Farming & Ag News
Drones Used In Pollination Assists Farm Labor Shortage In Israel
By Greg Goodsell Agricultural issues brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic have led to some creative solutions by Israeli date farmers. Faced with both a
MJDOA Member Contributor
Farming & Ag News
Government Stimulus Packages Won’t Be Enough, Growers Fear
By Greg Goodsell While the federal government has sprung into action to help farmers make up for the shortfall brought upon by the pandemic, many
MJDOA Member Contributor
Farming & Ag News
Harvested Food Left To Rot, Spoil During Coronavirus Crisis
By Greg Goodsell It’s an ironic situation. While American society continues to reel from restrictions from the Coronavirus crisis, there are fears that the food
MJDOA Member Contributor
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Eating Right During Quarantine Can Be Delicious
By Greg Goodsell While we reach for “comfort food” during times of crisis, such as potato chips and ice cream, healthy foods that elevate mood
MJDOA Member Contributor
Farming & Ag News
Despite Pandemic, Farmers Can NEVER Take Time Off
By Greg Goodsell Agriculture, an unquestioned essential industry, is operating at expected levels during the pandemic. A disruption, however brief in the United States’ agricultural
MJDOA Member Contributor
Ag Writer Markie
Cut Flowers in California
June is California Cut Flower month according to the California Cut Flower Commission. “In 2015, the Legislature passed a resolution declaring June “California Grown Flowers
Markie
Ag Writer Markie
California Rangelands and the Sierra Foothill Conservancy
According to the Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS), rangelands are defined as lands on which the indigenous vegetation is predominately grasses, grass-like plants, forbs, and
Markie
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