Thrips: Losing Control
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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Long History, New Long-Days
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 Highlights New Hybrids
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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Seedway Acquires Champion Seed Assets
Seedway has acquired the vegetable seed business assets of Champion Seed Company. Champion will operate and market vegetable seed products under the Seedway brand. Headquartered in Hall, New York, Seedway…
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Onion Shipping Point Prices for November 5
In Idaho and Malhuer County, Oregon, medium yellow onions are on the upswing. Those same onions are also at the same price as one year ago, bucking the trend in…
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Onion Growers, Industry Invited to W-3008
Attend the W-3008 Onion Multistate Project Annual Meeting – Integrated Onion Pest & Disease Management Tuesday November 13, 2018 7:00am -3:00pm (Lunch included) at The Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick,…
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New Cyber Risk Protection for Farmers
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company of Iowa (FMH) today announced the new FMH Cyber Risk Protection suite, which includes two new cyber risk products to provide protection and services in the…
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Greenway to Give Onion Outlook at Seminars
University of Idaho Extension is offering an Idaho Ag Market Outlook Seminar at three different locations in the Gem State. Gina Greenway with College of Idaho (Caldwell) will focus on the…
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Onion Shipping Point Prices For October 23
Onion prices are generally stable this week compared to last week. Demand is moderate in almost all areas and the market is steady. Only New York has a light demand.
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Blast from the Past: November 2009
In November 2009, organic onion grower Brad Bailie of Lenwood Farms was on the cover of Onion World. Bailie was proving that an organic farmer could witness solid yields and…
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