By René Hardwick, National Onion Association Director of Public and Industry Relations Following repeated concerns that Mexican onion imports may be bypassing required inspections at the U.S. border, the National…
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The National Onion Association (NOA) is looking for a few good men and women interested in influencing policymakers in Washington. They want NOA representatives from throughout the country to take…
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Farmer sentiment dipped slightly in December, with the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer dropping 3 points to 136. The decline was attributable to a softening in producers’ long-term outlook….
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Onion Shipping Point Prices for January 5, 2026 White onions shipping from Idaho & Malheur County, Ore. went up $2.25 on average in the last two weeks. In the last…
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On January 14, Brian Nault of Cornell University will discuss how to put together an effective onion thrips management program, given the changing efficacy of existing products, our increased understanding…
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Here are the most read stories on OnionWorld.net this year (click on the link to read the article): Yellow Onion Market Holding On By a Thread Product Testing: Research Shows Benefits of…
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As part of a new partnership, Modern Produce Equipment now represents Stanhay, a precision seed drill designer and manufacturer, across the Great Lakes region. The partnership is expected to give…
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Occasionally, onion plants are found in the field that are stunted and have started wilting. Most of the time, when they are picked up, they have very few to no…
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Onion Shipping Point Prices for December 22, 2025 Boosted by good demand, prices on white onions from the PNW and Idaho shipping areas jumped again over the last two weeks….
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Managing Bacterial Bulb Rot is All About the Neck of the Onion Story and photos by Christy Hoepting, CCE Cornell Vegetable Program The “Stop the Rot” project just wrapped up…
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