The National Onion Association (NOA) has taken a stand against a petition to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) seeking government regulation of commonly treated seeds used in the onion industry….
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Northwest Farm Credit Services foresees profitable returns to Pacific Northwest onion producers in the next 12 months. The lender bases its prediction on several driving factors in the industry. For…
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What’s with the reds? As we have come to expect this year, current prices are still crushing last year’s – at least for yellows and whites. Reds are only marginally…
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The National Onion Association (NOA) has joined the Pass USMCA Coalition, a group of trade associations and businesses advocating for the swift passage of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The…
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San Joaquin Valley, California and Washington Walla Wallas debuted on our list this week, while both the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Imperial Valley, California have dropped off. Demand has…
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Concerns about the Allium leafminer took National Onion Association (NOA) leaders and onion researchers to Washington D.C. this spring. The NOA’s Greg Yielding and Kay Riley, along with onion researchers…
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Sakata is inviting dealers, growers and retailers to attend the company’s annual California trials. The onion trial is in Woodland, California and also features other warm crops like melons, peppers,…
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has a new website that makes it easier to view, access, and download its data on the transportation of agricultural products by rail, truck,…
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The first report is out for the year for Southern New Mexico. For the onions that were available at this time last year, prices debuted at an average of $5.42…
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