By Mark Wocial, Certified Global Business Professional, Wocial & Associates LLC According to estimates found in the U.N. international trade statistics database, imports of fresh onions by countries in the…
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In July/August 2009, Wayne Inaba was on the cover of Onion World. Inaba Produce Farm was a third-generation family farming operation in Wapato, Washington, growing more than a dozen different…
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The Effects of Mycorrhizal Inoculants on Onion Crops in the Columbia Basin By Louisa Winkler, Lindsey du Toit and Tim Waters, Washington State University In a survey taken at the…
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Shippers in Idaho-Malheur County have run out of their high-priced whites, but Columbia Basin is still shipping them at $14.50 to $15 above last year. Mexico crossings through Texas make…
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Germains has reformulated its conventional ProFlo treatment for onion seed. ProFlo is a heavy encrustment coating meant to help improve singulation when planted with a vacuum seeder. Encrustments are said…
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By Cindy Zimmerman The latest crop insurance industry outlook shows a stable picture right now, according to a presentation at last week’s Crop Insurance and Reinsurance Bureau (CIRB) annual meeting in San Diego….
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A study of men and women in China has linked the consumption of alliums with a reduced risk of colorectal cancer, a cancer that starts in the colon or the…
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◼ Alchemist will fund digital startups driving growth of the chemical industry ◼ BASF accelerates its outreach towards technologies like artificial intelligence, internet of things and robotics BASF Venture Capital…
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A field trip to an onion farm and packing shed, along with research updates on some of the onion industry’s greatest challenges were among the items on the agenda for…
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Winter weather has played havoc this week with shipping in Central Wisconsin and the Columbia Basin. Hang in there folks. Spring will come eventually. Medium onions, both yellow and white…
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