Northwest Farm Credit Services’ 12-month profitability outlook suggests profitable onion returns. Additional heat units in July and August improved onion quality. Market demand is stable for all onion colors. Jumbos…
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Soil is a living thing. It sustains life in many ways and plays a vital role in providing us with food, fuel, fiber, and shelter. Therefore, it is important to…
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Yellow Market Has Lowered, Whites and Reds Steady By John Harris I spent all of last week in Treasure Valley in our Ontario office. It was a great week to…
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Onion Shipping Point Prices for October 3, 2022 Yellow onions shipping from Columbia Basin, Wash. and Umatilla Basin, Ore. have dropped an average of $4 in the last two weeks….
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Kay Riley, Retired General Manager, Snake River Produce Company Kay Riley, a familiar face in the onion industry for 43 years, has traded in the packing shed for the golf…
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Could late-season water applications have played a role in the 2020 and 2021 Salmonella outbreaks? Field trials are underway to find out. By Joy Waite-Cusic, Associate Professor of Food Safety…
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is taking further action to help prevent outbreaks of foodborne illnesses associated bulb onions through the development of food safety prevention strategies. When…
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A foul-smelling, voracious, wide-spread pest could become even more ubiquitous with climate change. A recent modelling study found that changing weather could increase suitable habitat for the brown marmorated stink…
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Onion Shipping Point Prices for September 19, 2022 In the Columbia Basin, Wash. & Umatilla Basin, Ore., all onions dropped under fairly light demand. Yellows are down $2.67 on average…
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Overall Market and Demand is Softening Up By John Harris I spent the week in Washington last week doing grower visits. It’s always worth the trip to get to the…
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