Story by René Hardwick, National Onion Association Photos courtesy Brian Nault, Cornell University Much has been made about the common pesticide chlorpyrifos getting a second chance after it…
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Prices this week are exactly the same as last week. Only yellow hybrids shipping out of the Columbia Basin showed any movement from two weeks ago, down $0.25. In New…
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Northwest Farm Credit Services’ 12-month outlook calls for breakeven returns for Northwest onion producers. Favorable weather conditions allowed harvest to begin at least one week earlier than normal in many…
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Seminis Vegetable Seeds, Inc. (Seminis), known for its innovation in the seed industry, invites growers to a new experiential event with its Felda Idea Exchange (iX) on Tuesday, December 4,…
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The National Day Calendar has designated June 27 as National Onion Day. The National Onion Association (NOA) successfully applied for the designation to memorialize the NOA’s formation on June 27,…
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Demand is moderate to good across all the shipping points this week, though prices remain virtually unchanged from a week ago. Only yellow jumbos in 50 lb. sacks from New…
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Stuart Reitz Talks About Becoming the New Director of the Malheur Experiment Station Download here Sponsored by Episode 3: George Crookham Full Episode List
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Story and photos by Denise Keller, Editor The Columbia Basin onion industry may eventually be in search of a new go-to product for thrips control. Overuse of some of…
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Crookham Company Long-Day Onion Show Story and photos by Dave Alexander, Publisher Since 1911, Crookham Company has been producing commercial seeds. To put that into perspective, the fourth-generation, family-owned company…
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Hazera California Open Days Photos courtesy Limor Golan and Jose Arias, Hazera Hazera’s first vegetable field days in Woodland, California, gave the industry a glimpse of the company’s onion…
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