The Florida growers umbrella group — the Florida Tomato Growers Exchange — was opposed to it initially.
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Sun-Maid's growers were told by other growers that they were going to go broke.
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The National Corn Growers Association and the National Association of Wheat Growers also said the aid was insufficient.
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"We're proud apple growers and cider makers, just like winemakers who are growers of wine grapes," Ms. Madden said.
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"It was a crisis driven by social media and the only real victims were the strawberry growers, and to some extent other Australian fruit growers and exporters," the Queensland Strawberry Growers Association said in a statement.
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Four Growers predicts it can replace at least four human laborers with its robots, representing incredible economic efficiencies for growers.
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Kenneth Parker, the executive director of the Florida Strawberry Growers Association, said the USMCA would be "devastating" for Florida growers.
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Initially, this decision angered Californian growers, who feared the move could slash local growers' sales by as much as 20%.
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Legislators have always jostled about which commodities to prioritize; programs that benefit cotton growers, for instance, might hurt corn growers.
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How will this impact Florida orange growers, Southern distillers and grain producers, the Wisconsin cranberry market or Georgia peanut growers?
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"It was a crisis driven by social media and the only real victims were the strawberry growers, and to some extent other Australian fruit growers and exporters," the Queensland Strawberry Growers Association commented in a statement released yesterday.
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Johnson also previously served as president of the National Corn Growers Association and president of Maizall, the international corn growers alliance.
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Growers' trees were looking healthier, there was less fruit on the ground, and many long-time growers were projecting a rebound.
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Participants at Tuesday's meeting included representatives from the National Corn Growers Association, the Western Growers Association and the National Pork Producers Council.
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He uses a wine analogy to describe the difference between small growers in Northern California and the Big Ag growers in Salinas.
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It produces everything from the irrigation systems used by Dutch tomato growers to the suspension and support systems for commercial flower growers in California.
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And interviews with growers, experts, and activists suggest that even if legalization does pass, outlaw growers will hold out as long as they can.
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Growers and suppliers have worked out how to get the vegetable to the buyer in perfect condition, says Chris Chinn of the Asparagus Growers Association.
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"Our growers are already facing challenges," said Nikki Hayde, senior marketing manager for Florida's Natural Growers, a cooperative of about 1,000 citrus farmers throughout the state.
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Moreover, only government-licensed hemp growers or state-licensed medical marijuana growers can grow cannabis for CBD, though many CBD products also come from international sources.
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"There's this kind of friction between beef growers and pea growers on things like Beyond Meat," he said, standing in a desolate landscape covered in snow.
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"Glyphosate is a vital tool that growers have trusted to provide safe, affordable food," said Chandler Goule, chief executive officer for the National Association of Wheat Growers.
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But crop producers face a more complicated picture: corn growers are expected to get lower prices, and soybean growers could struggle with sales due to lower demand.
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But crop producers face a more complicated picture: corn growers are expected to get lower prices, and soybean growers could struggle with sales due to lower demand.
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But only around 10 percent of growers have signed up to join the system so far according to Hezekiah Allen, the executive director of the California Growers Association.
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Blue Diamond Growers, a cooperative representing California's almond growers, has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of selling purported wasabi almond snacks that contain no wasabi.
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Competition from out of state growers isn't the only thing that has Massachusetts farmers concerned: rising temperatures and a changing climate has presented itself as an issue for growers.
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So law enforcement targets medical marijuana growers, finds enough evidence to justify a raid, takes all the growers' stuff, and then makes an excuse for it after the fact.
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All growers must buy into a club — the Big Three (usually with the help of a management company) license these patented and trademarked apples to specific groups of growers.
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"It was a crisis driven by social media and the only real victims were the strawberry growers, and to some extent other Australian fruit growers and exporters," she added.
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In mid-2018, soy growers estimated that the patent would generate 800 million reais ($206 million) in royalties for the growers in Mato Grosso in the 2017/18 crop cycle.
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For years, Southeastern U.S. growers of fresh, seasonal produce have struggled as Mexican growers swamp the American market every winter with cheap produce, thanks to NAFTA's elimination of trade barriers.
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Hezekiah Allen of the California Growers Association estimates there are between 19963,21996 and 22018,2018 growers in the affected region, totaling about 700 acres and "a few hundred million" dollars in value.
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Hezekiah Allen of the California Growers Association estimates there are between 3,000 and 5,000 growers in the affected region, totaling about 700 acres and "a few hundred million" dollars in value.
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Growers have been among Mr. Denham's core supporters, but Trump policies on immigration and trade have hurt the walnut and almond growers and dairies that are bulwarks of the local economy.
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"We are watching the industrialization of commercial cannabis," said Tawnie Logan, chairwoman of the board of the California Growers Association, an organization that lobbies for cottage growers' access to the market.
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Corn growers, for example, are only receiving $21625 million of the initial $2900 billion, but estimates from the National Corn Growers Association indicate that $220006 billion is needed to make them whole.
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Founded in 1957, the National Corn Growers Association represents nearly 85033,000 dues-paying corn farmers nationwide and the interests of more than 300,000 growers who contribute through corn checkoff programs in their states.
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"We are extremely happy that the Assam government has decided to grant land rights in phases to our member growers," said Rohit Borgohain, general secretary of the All Assam Small Tea Growers Association.
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"It sends a dreadful message to the growers," he added.
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No other Growers Express products were involved in the recall.
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Cannabis growers may never achieve Alibaba's $400 billion market value.
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Growers, however, can face up to 303 years behind bars.
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For some growers, even switching crops may not save them.
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Local food direct from growers is a priority for True.
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US growers aren't able to compete with Colombia's flower industry.
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They struck against different growers twice, but progress was piecemeal.
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Meanwhile, experts say a lot of growers may not survive.
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For Champagne growers, 2016 was not a very good year.
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I sanction picking at some of the fast growers tomorrow.
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But for growers, the number one worry remains plastic trees.
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Read MoreWhat almond growers want this year: Rain and bees
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Growers may be doing better at roadside stands, he said.
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But wine growers aren't the only ones on the problem.
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The Senate bill modification gives the deduction to citrus growers.
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South Africa recently established a legal framework for licensing growers.
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In Ohio, growers compete for the title of heaviest pumpkin.
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"Growers are sort of like our manufacturing plants," he said.
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He was soon followed by missionaries and sugar cane growers.
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Still, all the new chickpea growers face tough competition globally.
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Instead, taxpayers subsidize the corn growers and other commodity crops.
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Tens of thousands of cannabis growers live in Northern California.
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Growers responded by cutting down fewer Christmas trees to sell.
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Specialty crops growers also may be dealt a difficult blow.
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But that market doesn't typically provide sustainable returns for growers.
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These very same growers became victims of their own success.
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"Time is money for most of these growers," he said.
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In the meantime, hemp growers' hopes might still be dashed.
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Growers would benefit if Mr. Trump negotiated more favorable terms.
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"Most cactus growers start to resemble the plants," Martin said.
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For potato growers, that could mean significant losses, MacIsaac said.
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Growers intend to sow the smallest crop in three years.
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LG: You're connecting people with dispensaries or with local growers?
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"For the moment, this price signal has not yet reached the sugar beet growers because most contracts are not directly tied to market prices," said Timothe Masson of French sugar beet growers group CGB.
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It would allow dispensaries and growers to utilize banks like they haven't been able to before and remove the threat of a federal crackdown, something growers and sellers are particularly worried about under Trump.
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Just before 1 P.M. , three big white coaches, carrying members of the North American Strawberry Growers Association, pulled into the farm, many of them Canadian growers who also get their labor mostly from Mexico.
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Growers in other states have been paying into an emergency fund for the Texas eradication program, should government support dry up and Texas growers struggle on their own to hold the weevil at bay.
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I've joined Facebook groups that represent my real-life interests (Home Cooks, Pitbull Fans) and groups that have nothing to do with me (Lyme Disease Group, Quilting for Beginners, Cannabis Growers Helping Cannabis Growers).
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Dannon's pledge will force farmers to take a "step backward in truly sustainable food production," groups including the National Corn Growers Association, National Milk Producers Federation and American Sugarbeet Growers Association said in the letter.
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"We've had great feedback to our new CBD range; growers want to buy more this year, from individual medical patients to commercial big growers in Switzerland and Colombia, also some in South Africa," he said.
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Small growers just can't compete on price with larger growers, because of economies of scale, so they need to conceive of themselves and market themselves as artisan producers of a very high quality special product.
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"We're looking for long-term stability, and major markets like China play into that stability in a great way," said Tom Slunecka, CEO of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association, which represents the state's soybean growers.
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U.S. growers sold $2118 billion worth to China last year alone.
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More than 2,500 growers will be affected, the government has said.
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This has made it difficult for U.S. growers to remain competitive.
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Soybeans are a feedstock for biodiesel, so growers have been hurt.
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The case is National Association of Wheat Growers et al v.
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Small growers have often found substandard produce too costly to handle.
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U.S. growers sold $2000 billion worth to China last year alone.
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However, some growers are coming out in support of Prop 64.
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Growers can support bees by planting these species near their crops.
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The increased prices were caused by a growers' strike in Mexico.
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Growers in Brazil continued to face economic uncertainty and credit constraints.
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Backlash from both the targeted brewer and corn industry growers followed.
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All major chicken growers say they are going to special lengths.
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But instead of celebrating this decision, growers and breeders felt betrayed.
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They may also prompt growers to devote additional acreage to corn.
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The growers' association in Pará confirmed the document had been filed.
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Without new cultivars, growers dependent on the university could not continue.
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Many growers of soybeans also plant corn, wheat and other crops.
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Soybean growers can't create a trade route where one doesn't exist.
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"Competitors would love to know all of our growers," he said.
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Kevin Skunes is the president of the National Corn Growers Association.
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" L.A. Times: "Trade war could spark food fight, California growers fear.
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"It's raising the standard, it's holding the growers accountable," says Mitchell.
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Come July, though, Agrilyst will offer support for cannabis growers, too.
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Because of the arid climate, Vittoria growers are permitted to irrigate.
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But the best growers avoid it, as they do chemical fertilizers.
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Growers stopped participating, and there was essentially a boycott for years.
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Beekeepers are now negotiating contracts with almond growers for next season.
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The company also says it is associating with expert flower growers.
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While some growers provide housing, many other trimmigrants are effectively homeless.
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How do you see things shaking out, particularly for small growers?
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The country's pineapple and banana growers would have to reduce emissions.
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Ms. Dubin visits India regularly to select tea from private growers.
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He is a former president of the Minnesota Corn Growers Association.
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Big growers are subject to more health regulations than small farms.
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As such, it may compromise non-tolerant soybeans, growers told Reuters.
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It will drive innovation because growers will have another value stream.
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"Growers are concerned about climate change" in Europe, Professor Peterlunger said.
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Forcing flat, low prices would put too much risk on growers.
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Midsummer monsoons drench the region, a no-no for sophisticated growers.
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The last two cloud kings were "phenomenal growers" Splunk and Workday.
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Maggi said growers are respectful of legally allowed limits on deforestation.
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The last bilateral agreement was brokered in 2013, and U.S. tomato growers, particularly in Florida, pressed Trump to terminate it, complaining that it contained loopholes that allowed Mexican growers to dump tomatoes on the U.S. market.
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Dennis Nuxoll, vice president of federal affairs for the Western Growers in Washington, DC, said the group never expected U.S. Department of Agriculture to make up for growers' losses but had hoped for more direct assistance.
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The cafe sources its beans directly from growers on scouting trips to places like Ethiopia, Guatemala and the Bolivian Andes and recently started publishing the "farmgate price" paid to growers in an aim for greater transparency.
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California growers with lucrative, specialized crops have the income and savvy to test new climate-smart varieties, while in Costa Rica, Kenya and India, growers have been forced to abandon their long-held traditions and livelihoods.
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And growers have to keep track of minute details, like minor discoloration.
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"Disruptive companies that are solid growers are 'on sale' today," Lutts said.
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Government estimates include corn used by growers to feed their own livestock.
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But higher nutrient costs could have growers applying less-than-optimal amounts.
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Initial language would have recommended that countries restrict support for tobacco growers.
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Those Mexican growers, those guys don't care, this isn't their home, right?
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The second law they approved was to incorporate the small growers affected.
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Predictably, California's citrus growers went bananas when they heard about the decision.
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Even then, clubs and home growers will cater to a niche market.
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For Ablin, the key is looking at dividend growers for equity income.
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But some growers are upset with the administration over its biofuel policy.
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Plus, this prevents growers with marijuana experience from entering the labor market.
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But we would now look specifically to dividend growers to drive returns.
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UNODC estimates that growers replant 30% of the area uprooted on average.
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Farther south, apple growers are switching to hazelnuts for the same reason.
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Some of the loudest dissent is coming from a surprising corner: growers.
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As a result, testing can be a very stressful experience for growers.
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These troubles could be a sign of things to come for growers.
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China was by far the biggest export market for US soybean growers.
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Fruit growers and cattle ranchers were also covered by the emergency resolution.
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PARIS/BEIJING (Reuters) - Times are good for oak tree growers in France.
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That means many growers have made a slim profit from seeding soybeans.
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Some tobacco growers have started using bamboo to cure the golden leaf.
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Strawberry growers welcomed the charges but blamed social media for the crisis.
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She's gotten grapes from growers that were affected by last year's fires.
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If growers could not use the organic label, they would use another.
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And with enhanced technology and artificial intelligence, growers can instantly improve results.
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Hydroponic growers say their methods can make organic farming even more sustainable.
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Oregon is one of the largest Christmas tree growers in the country.
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The growers also agreed to regular third party inspections of their farms.
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Over the years, Washington growers have continued to invest in the grape.
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Step 3: Create a marijuana marketplace connecting dispensaries with the best growers.
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Some especially enchanted growers were tardy in getting out of the way.
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There is a lot of tension between beekeepers and growers about timing.
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While cannabis growers say they won't sue, pesticide sprayers aren't risking it.
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His viticulture is radically different from that of most Margaret River growers.
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Several business groups — including corn growers, pork producers and retailers — pushed back.
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Growers who market their products this way have been reporting strong sales.
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Now growers are turning to other bee species to help their crops.
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We have youth programming in collaboration with an organization called City Growers.
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The brunt of the penalties are likely to affect U.S. soybean growers.
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California grape growers planted more grapes than were needed to meet demand.
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"But growers still must learn to grow these new varieties," she continued.
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The 2017 New England peach crop is looking great, growers there said.
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But China was previously the biggest export market for American soybean growers.
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Measures to modernize U.S. trade remedies for our growers are long overdue.
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Hot, dry weather also took its toll, forcing many growers to close.
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The demise of the fruit cost growers $760 million in three years.
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The benefits of automation scale down to some smaller growers as well.
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Rising temperatures and erratic shifts in rainfall have devastated Guanacaste's coffee growers.
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The association also hosts seasonal tea leaf-picking outings with local growers.
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The state has around 1,500 apple growers and 175,000 acres of orchards.
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In the past, the federal authorities have destroyed fields and prosecuted growers.
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On top of this, growers are facing a long-term labor shortage.
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The growers also agree to regular third-party inspections of their farms.
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That is a fraction of the thousands of growers in the area.
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The club is also discerning, only letting a select number of growers grow certain apples — according to NPR, a group of only 45 apple growers were allowed to produce the SweeTango when it came to market in 2009.
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And those growers largely come from less-wealthy countries: Developing nations — such as top growers China, India, Kenya and Sri Lanka — overwhelmingly account for the world's major producers, according to data from the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization.
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IN OTHER WORDS, YOU KNOW, IF CHINA DECIDES YOU KNOW, WE'RE NOT GOING BUY AS MUCH SOYBEANS, OR SORGUM, YOU ARE YOU WILLING TO SAY TO THE SORGUM GROWERS AND THE SOYBEAN GROWERS IN THE U.S., "THAT'S TOO BAD"?
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Sugar beet growers often cultivate other types of crops including grains and oilseeds.
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Growers pruned trees and re-planted with rust-resistant varietals where they could.
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In some cases, as many as 350 avocados have been stolen from growers.
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One study of American tomato-growers finds some evidence to support this thesis.
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Nearly 50,000 growers have arrest warrants hanging over their heads, says Mr Blickman.
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Indigo handles the grain-quality testing, transportation and payments between growers and buyers.
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Mr. Torres said the plan was to share them with other Catalan growers.
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Growers could be particularly hard hit if Brexit led to new trade barriers.
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Before, the state government had been going after marijuana growers just for growing.
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In Campinas this week, the growers made a stab at promoting producer consumption.
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With full legalization, underground growers like Trip are on the outside looking in.
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Not everyone agrees with team Trump's interpretations of these policies as job growers.
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Most avocados are picked by contract growers, and nobody really knows who's who.
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In turn, they have to charge growers higher prices for pollinating their crops.
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Irrigation, though expensive, has offered a cushion to some growers in the east.
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Stable growers have outperformed the broad market over the past couple of years.
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The effects of drought are now clearly visible to wool growers and buyers.
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Phylos' genotype test can be a valuable tool for cannabis growers and breeders.
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For decades, growers have focused on breeding weed with increased amounts of THC.
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British Columbia growers also are playing a long game – but not by design.
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The directors had armed themselves by raising a growers' tax per acre fivefold.
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This deduction currently exists for farmers of other plants, but not tree-growers.
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Despite this, avocado growers just haven't been able to keep pace with demand.
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Some U.S. growers have also accused Mexico's government of unfairly subsidizing agricultural production.
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The California Walnut Commission and Blue Diamond Growers Association donated walnuts and almonds.
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Mark Seetin of USApple Association, a trade group, says his growers are concerned.
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The industry group represents growers, shippers, fresh-cut processors, wholesalers, distributors and retailers.
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The commission believes the explosion of forest pests should not deter eucalyptus growers.
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I've seen a video of cocoa growers tasting chocolate for the first time.
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If anything, growers are responding to its popularity and producing more of it.
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There's different growers in different states that have a distribution deal for Willie.
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The history is illuminating, as is the section describing individual growers and houses.
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"The stress is becoming too much for many of the growers," she said.
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Commercial growers have an average yield of more than 2 tonnes per hectare.
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Wage increases in recent years have not compensated for the shortfall, growers said.
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Growers in Argentina's Pampas farm belt said they were against a port shutdown.
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Growers in Argentina's Pampas farm belt said they were against a port shutdown.
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Past World Bank reforms came down on the side of the nut-growers.
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Food growers can apply through farm credit Canada to apply for financial support.
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Some of the growers ripped out their vineyards and replanted with noble grapes.
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Flow Kana partners with licensed growers in Northern California to buy their cannabis.
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But growers say the unthinkable is about to happen in America's cobbler belt.
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Brazilian grain growers said they wanted Bayer to be accountable for any issues.
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Still, the CWG meteorologist said things could have been much worse for growers.
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A confrontation with pro-Morales coca growers near Cochabamba city killed nine protesters.
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But last year, plum growers in California noticed weird weather around bloom season.
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On a recent visit, President Donald Trump sought to reassure growers in Macon.
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Fruit growers sprayed tetracycline in orchards to prevent fire blight and other diseases.
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Growers in California complain that the legalization process has been opaque and confusing.
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The National Corn Growers Association also expressed disappointment with the company on Twitter.
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Some growers in Kentucky have recently turned land over from tobacco to hemp.
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Ultimately, the theory goes, growers are likely to turn to less expensive greenhouses.
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"Local businesses haven't just survived, they've thrived off growers like me," he said.
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Phylos already has licensing agreements in place that give growers a lump sum up front for their germplasm; other agreements give growers a royalty every time one of their clones, which can be identified with their farm's name on it, sells.
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As the area was already known to be full of weed growers, they decided to drastically slow down on raiding weed farms—instead, they offered growers tags and flags for $8,000 that would make them immune from being a police target.
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Duque's administration had previously pledged to spend 155.5 billion pesos (about $50 million) on help for growers, but the coffee-growers federation said last week that amount was not enough for the 540,33 families who make their living from coffee.
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Seed samples were first sent to organic growers for small-scale production in 2012.
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Arrangements are made from blooms sustainably sourced from growers in North and South America.
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So we get to know the growers themselves- Even my kid knows about Sysco.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - America's cannabis growers will follow an unusual path to propriety.
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Some of the large-cap tech stocks have a halo as strong earnings growers.
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It needs quick successes to build trust among coca-growers and calm American fears.
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As California moves to license growers, officials plan to regulate the use of chemicals.
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"People eat blueberries for breakfast," says Jack Ward, head of the British Growers Association.
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The growers sued the Arkansas State Plant Board last year to nullify the deadline.
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Since then, growers have made various new attempts to enforce supply discipline on themselves.
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He handles over 50 million pounds of nuts with Meridian Growers in Tulare, Calif.
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Many plants are endangered or collected from private growers and gardens around the world.
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Armed groups also target small-scale growers of coca who want to switch crops.
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Dividend growers, by contrast, tend to perform well in a gradually rising rate environment.
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So a farm's productivity often depended on having the most experienced growers on hand.
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However, Williams said THC potency is not the only focus for growers or consumers.
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Which all means permits are being issued for growers and other ganja-related businesses.
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Low cash prices may have discouraged growers from spending money to eradicate volunteer wheat.
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Last year I'm told it paid coffee growers more than double the Fairtrade rate.
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Even American cherry growers are being affected, losing $89 million in sales last year.
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These high-yielding crops allow growers to become more effective right off the bat.
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Subsidies for soy growers are significantly higher than corn at 173.46 yuan per mu.
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Why it matters: Marijuana growers are struggling to find ways to make a profit.
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The statement did not say how much the federation would ideally want for growers.
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Also awaiting the go-ahead are Colombian growers, whose activities are unauthorised but tolerated.
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Stoner is president of the National Association of Wheat Growers and an Outlook, Mont.
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These same growers' crops are now being hit with the wheat streak mosaic virus.
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Growers didn't cut down as many trees as they normally would as demand slackened.
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But Eckerdt reminded any copycat growers that marijuana possession is a crime in Wyoming.
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The investigation has identified 11 distributors, nine growers and eight farms as potential sources.
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Some nurseries in the United States and elsewhere sell mycorrhizae-inoculated trees to growers.
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Commercial, legal cannabis has been increasingly dominated by large-scale competition from massive growers.
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Growers turned to the Cavendish, whose strength lies more in disease resistance than flavor.
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But those prized attributes have made climate change a particular challenge for wine growers.
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Regardless, U.S. growers concede it's been tough to compete with Mexico's cheaper labor costs.
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For example, California is one of the largest almond growers in the entire world.
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And therefore the processors and marketers are going to give growers a lower price.
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" She added, "You have to try to balance the growers with the current payers.
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Marijuana growers are also voracious consumers of supplies like fertilizers, as well as energy.
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Oyster growers worry that a spill would be devastating for their industry as well.
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Even California growers, once vociferous opponents of Mexican imports, are happy with the situation.
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Growers who become part of the legalized system must abide by strict environmental regulations.
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The president has even been abandoned by some indigenous coca growers, his early base.
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"Pot growers?" isn't even remotely what you probably thought it was on first read.
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Mr. McLaughlin is now one of very few Texas growers trying to farm organically.
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The Himalayan country's growers are in the budding stages of a loose-leaf revolution.
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One could argue that growers will eventually get over the shock of immigration raids.
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She raises animals, and she consults with other wine growers on their own vineyards.
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He wasn't sure how growers were going to get the berries picked this season.
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"The efforts to convince growers to participate is not a minimal one," he said.
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We fully support corn growers and will continue to invest in the corn industry.
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Cotton growers, too, expressed concern about China's threat to impose a 25 percent tariff.
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I'm grateful to Mr. Gonin and other growers I have mentioned for their work.
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What's next: The DEA is working to increase the number of federal marijuana growers.
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This is not the compromised version that many grape growers are compelled to practice.
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Small-scale growers across the state are increasingly up against much larger industrial farms.
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In the third quarter, the fastest growers were Texas, Utah, Washington, Arkansas and Louisiana.
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The Mato Grosso state branch of grain growers' association Aprosoja praised the court decision.
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They've hurt manufacturers and farmers that rely on big exports markets, like soybean growers.
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The prospect of moving to any other crop gives growers in this area chills.
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Growers must also spray it from no higher than 24 inches above the crops.
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The Agriculture Department has authorized up to $12 billion in relief to U.S. growers.
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Chicken producers and corn growers are also putting their muscle behind the trade deal.
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"With looming legalization, Humboldt Growers is moved by a keen sense of urgency, a concern that Humboldt County small farmers, with their exceptional product, will be cut out of the medical trade," the Humboldt Growers Collective wrote last year on its blog.
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Based on data from various state and county agencies, Mr. Allen, of the growers association, estimates that about 11 percent of growers — about 873,500 of 32,000 farmers in the Emerald Triangle, which covers Mendocino, Humboldt and Trinity counties — have applied for permits.
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"It's tricky," said Michael Quinn, president and chief executive of Carolinas Cotton Growers Cooperative Inc.
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The company's purchase of agri-waste material also helps provide banana growers with additional income.
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Growers were concerned they would have to leave fields to rot if the advisory continued.
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The temporary arrangement is viable because July is a dry month, said growers association Aprosoja.
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A day earlier, French growers had protested in front of Suedzucker's headquarters in Mannheim, Germany.
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Colombian authorities are now calling for coca growers to switch to coffee and other crops.
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But this year growers across the western cocoa heartland said they could not afford to.
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Strawberry growers use 60 different pesticides in a wide variety of combinations, according to EWG.
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Federal prosecutors have also charged pot growers with environmental crimes in Alaska, Oregon and Washington.
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There is lots of variation, but in general elite institutions have been the biggest growers.
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It has encouraged local growers to bring their cuttings to Torres rather than burn them.
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Many growers are planting it anyway, believing that its season and flavor outweigh these drawbacks.
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The emerging sector, farm groups say, is posing a new challenge for traditional greenhouse growers.
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Canada's medical marijuana growers say the rise in illegal marijuana dispensaries is costing them customers.
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Either way, growers lost a good deal of their yield and the vintage was small.
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Many people who are not beekeepers or growers want to know how they can help.
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Many growers irrigate with water straight from streams or wells without testing it for pathogens.
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Similarly, the administration's 2019 budget plan proposed limiting subsidies for growers making more than $500,000.
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Tomato growers shortly after submitted proposals to end the dispute, beginning a series of negotiations.
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Wilcox predicted growers will not finalize decisions until planting in the Plains begins in March.
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But old-school, pre-legalization cannabis growers fear they'll be snuffed out in the process.
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Once that happens, it will become extremely difficult for longtime breeders and growers to compete.
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For weed growers, partnerships with iconic names like Stewart are key to building consumer trust.
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Growers make the deals so they do not need to borrow money to buy materials.
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Thus if wages and rents both decrease, wheat growers will become unusually profitable and expand.
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In response, wheat growers would expand, taking advantage of the newly available land and labour.
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Current climate change has already begun to effect coffee growers in Ethopia, reports The Verge.
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Recently, Brazilian cotton growers challenged Bayer's patent protection for the Bollgard II RR Flex seed.
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Without financial services, its marijuana growers and retailers would face difficulties getting small business loans.
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Coffee growers Gaspar Rodriguez and Doris Velez said the food they had left has spoiled.
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Coffee growers Gaspar Rodriguez and Doris Velez have lost just about everything they've worked for.
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In China and India, growers have widely adopted cotton engineered to be resistant to insects.
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In the meantime, British Columbia's blueberry growers are doing what they can to hang on.
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It is a competitive market with thousands of growers, known as caregivers under state law.
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The company is working with some 5,000 growers today, and has 200 full-time employees.
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He approached a few industrial growers, but they said his beans weren't worth the bother.
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And, some of those growers are trying to decide whether to get out of farming.
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And so far, lawmakers have shown limited appetite for rescuing the state's small weed growers.
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He bought grapes from local organic growers and for two years made wine at Raphael.
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Dwarf trees, which are commonly used by commercial growers, seem to be the most susceptible.
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Currently, the cost of all the energy used by legal marijuana growers totals $6 billion.
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Valentine's Day makes up more than one-fifth of the country's rose growers' annual revenue.
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Soy growers and exporters have counted on its continued reduction through the end of 2019.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that state growers have seen huge issues with their crops.
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The former presidential hopeful said that his proposal would help refiners without hurting corn growers.
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Growers who found themselves losing money on the grape replaced it with more profitable varieties.
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But almond growers are reluctant to change standard practices, especially when there's financial risk involved.
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After chickens ballooned up for several decades, some industrial growers vowed to stop the growth.
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"For all these years, all these organic growers have been lying about labelling," Tree said.
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And in Santa Barbara County, growers are installing odor-control systems designed for garbage dumps.
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Growers planted fewer trees in those lean years — and the shortage is now upon us.
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Growers found to have violated the program's code of conduct can lose access to buyers.
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To counter the crime wave, some frustrated growers have taken matters into their own hands.
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Not surprisingly, the best growers and producers in Burgundy seem to make the best aligotés.
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Some citrus growers also gained a tax break for the costs of replanting after disasters.
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Like many Congolese growers, he is more interested in the profits it can bring in.
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We have worked with growers, producers, commodity groups, and governments to promote our agricultural goods.
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That's what happens to tart cherry growers, even those who never supported the marketing order.
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Another potential problem for growers will be cleaning up and finding labor to work fields.
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Growers started planting corn in September, while soy starts going into the ground in October.
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"Brussels are undergoing a renaissance," Jacob Shafer, a spokesman for Mann's, told Vegetable Growers News.
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And because many more trees are being planted, tree growers are rushing to fill orders.
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There's the Emerging Marijuana Growers Index (one of whose top holdings sports the ticker WEED).
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Pennsylvania is expected to begin accepting applications from more growers, processors and dispensaries next month.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the .
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Growers often use rat poison to protect their crop, which kills martens, the groups said.
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Those detailed instructions led some growers and professional spraying companies to avoid the herbicide altogether.
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Trump Rules Produce growers represent a textbook example of what businesses describe as regulatory fatigue.
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Morales, then a rabble-rousing leader of a coca growers' union, was 27 years older.
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"Farmers and growers have seen worker availability tighten significantly in recent years ... Growers will take great confidence in knowing that the government is listening during what have been extremely testing and uncertain times for the sector," NFU President Minette Batters said in a statement.
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Some citrus and nut growers were hurt too, including the loss of trees during strong winds.
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Growers will have to tackle a few challenges to ensure supply stays in line with demand.
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Five of the alleged illegal growers are of Cuban descent, including Ponce and his two cohorts.
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"We had a couple of vegetable and fruit growers that wanted to establish here," he said.
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The 20 percent export tax that Fernandez slapped on corn exports was passed down to growers.
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" In supporting chlorpyrifos, Dow previously has said "growers face limited or no viable alternatives to chlorpyrifos.
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Those eggs will then go into hatcheries, and the chicks will be delivered to Nebraska growers.
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For some commercial breeders, traits favored by growers rather than consumers will probably continue to dominate.
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In general, a plentiful supply of willing workers appears to deter growers from investing in technology.
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The platform connects growers with buyers who want the ingredients they purchase to meet exacting specifications.
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U.S. COMMERCE REACHES DRAFT AGREEMENT WITH MEXICAN TOMATO GROWERS TO SUSPEND ONGOING ANTIDUMPING INVESTIGATION -- COMMERCE STATEMENT
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Local pumpkin growers often give their orange treasures to Paras as gifts for her annual tradition.
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Financing opportunities for marijuana growers advertised in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles, Dec.
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There are few regulations that require growers to continually produce plants and compounds with consistent results.
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Wetter weather would be particularly welcomed by wheat growers, who have just planted their latest crops.
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This prevents growers, dispensaries and other cannabis companies from basic banking services like depositing their money.
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This is particularly important for developing nations that might not have access to highly experienced growers.
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Cavendish growers currently manage Black Sigatoka through a combination of pruning infected leaves and applying fungicides.
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The startup is unapologetically mission-driven, too, placing emphasis on giving coffee growers a fairer price.
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For example, why would growers need cannabis-specific transportation companies if FedEx began working with them?
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Through a series of purchases the government has allotted nearly $13 million for Maine's blueberry growers.
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U.S. growers are expected to take an estimated $11 billion hit due to China's retaliatory tariffs.
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Unscrupulous growers can adulterate high-quality hops with cheaper varieties, which can affect a beer's taste.
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FFA levels were around 3 percent this week, growers said, above the E.U.'s 1.75 ceiling.
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For Burkina Faso's cotton growers, GM ended up as a trade-off between quantity and quality.
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Struggling to survive, many farmers resort to becoming "contract growers" for massive, vertically integrated multinational corporations.
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In the central state of Cojedes, several rice growers have already lost their crops, farmers said.
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More consumption would help, but growers and retailers have to be careful about pushing for that.
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Soybean, corn, and wheat growers have been battling tariffs from China for nearly a year now.
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Moreover, pot growers would prefer not to be regulated in the same draconian way as tobacco.
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"The tax code incentivizes manufacturers, growers and grocers to donate wholesome healthy excess food," said Rauch.
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That leaves most growers with a month before they begin to put seeds in the ground.
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But by increasing the concentration of nutrients, growers can increase the nutritional content of their vegetables.
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But many of Kenya's growers are hoping to do better by running a highly sophisticated operation.
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Chilean grapes were infected with cyanide in 1989; over 100 Chilean growers and shippers went bankrupt.
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But Brazilian growers retain an crucial edge in protein thanks to warmer weather and longer days.
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Conversely, the expansion of wheat growers would put more upward pressure on rents than on wages.
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For now, the report suggests buying fair trade coffee that pays fair prices to coffee growers.
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Mato Grosso growers claim Bayer has only deposited an estimated 4% of the royalties they paid.
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Ken McCauley, president of the Kansas Corn Growers Association, said farmers were candid about their concerns.
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From blockchain to bugs, this Shanghai venture capital platform shortens the gap between growers and consumers.
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Without access to basic financial services, some weed growers and dispensaries can only operate with cash.
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But growers like Ms. Haywood see the distinction as an opportunity in an intensely competitive market.
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According to the Urban Dictionary, the term "sess" was coined and popularized by California marijuana growers.
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A BJP spokesman, G.V.L. Narasimha Rao, said the government has streamlined timely payments to cane growers.
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" The head of Aprosoja, Brazil's grain growers' association, said approvingly, "Indians want to be productive, too.
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He suggested, for example, that training schemes could help tomato growers become producers of tomato sauce.
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When the price is below 700,000 per shipment, growers receive a subsidy of $9.60 per shipment.
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But despite the proposal's popularity with struggling growers, an alternative price could have buyers looking elsewhere.
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There's also the chance that growers would react violently to outsiders showing up at their door.
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The fund will be administered by the National Federation of Coffee Growers through a government contract.
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Being part of that club allows the growers to reap the benefits of marketing and promotion.
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Mind you, homegrown cannabis has zero food miles, and growers are even developing lower energy production.
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And then the small growers who get through all that will be beholden to the distributors.
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Moreover, pot growers would prefer not to be regulated in the same draconian way as tobacco.
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The chains, the vendors said, could buy in bulk from growers and sell trees for less.
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Argentine growers are protesting at their government's move to raise export taxes for soybeans and byproducts.
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Of course, the export tax hurts nut-growers by pushing down the price of their crop.
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The findings do not ensure salvation, but may provide a measure of hope for coffee growers.
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You see all the white growers are in their fields spraying and starting to apply fertilizer.
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The state's early fruit was wiped out, but growers are hopeful about the late-season crop.
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He is a member of both the Missouri Farm Bureau and the Missouri Corn Growers Association.
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He said the situation isn't just hurting Florida growers but other states where specialty crops grow.
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It has been increasing shipments from its top supplier Brazil at the expense of U.S. growers.
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Vineyards were abandoned, as growers could not afford to harvest grapes that they could not sell.
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Growers on Argentina's Pampas grains belt have sown about 4.4 million hectares of wheat so far.
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"Walnut growers had never seen anything like it," said Dr. Brown, who breeds walnuts and pistachios.
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Our agricultural growers produce some of the best-quality apples, cherries and wine in the world.
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Without regulation, growers can name anything a popular name even if it isn't the same strain.
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"This is a hard blow to farmers," said Dardo Chiesa, president of growers' umbrella group CRA.
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A bank that does business with weed growers or sellers therefore puts its assets at risk.
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A bank that does business with weed growers or sellers therefore puts its assets at risk.
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But Mr. Allen of the growers association said there was already ample reason to be concerned.
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For the last two decades growers operated under a lightly regulated system of medical cannabis collectives.
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Still, the wildfires happened just before some growers planned to start harvesting their avocados and lemons.
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In southern Florida, tomato growers have faced delays and lower early yields because of the storm.
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The California Strawberry Commission has urged workers to wear masks, and some growers have distributed them.
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Any worldwide normalization of weed commodity prices could, potentially, have a very negative impact on growers.
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Growers did not always have the resources or the know-how to combat such looming problems.
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The DEA, under the Obama administration in 2016, moved to allow more growers for marijuana research.
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"There's going to be an increase in production by California outlaw growers after legalization," Trouette added.
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Growers, chefs, food policy experts, scientists, and others had an open dialogue about how to meet the needs of the under- and well-fed population today and tomorrow with the resources growers need as they endeavor to protect the very environment in which they live and work.
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For example, McDonald's, Burger King, Aramark and Walmart have signed on to a program requiring their tomato growers to adhere to a code of conduct that prohibits sexual harassment and assault of farmworkers, and provides a clear system for the growers' 30,000 workers to file complaints.
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"We are committed to providing land rights to an estimated 78,286 small tea growers in the first phase and eventually we hope to grant land rights to all the growers in the next five years," Assam Labor Minister Pallab Lochan Das told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Concern about climate change among conventional corn and soy growers, for example, has lagged significantly behind growers of specialty crops like apples and strawberries in part because corn and soy have been bred to be very resilient in the face of too much or too little moisture.
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But for now, those concerns are being tossed aside for what looks like a can't-lose opportunity for everyone involved: Building owners can charge above market rates, real estate groups can profit by subleasing to growers, and growers can make enough money to afford the steep rents.
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The Crop Watch growers in Indiana and Ohio did not report that much progress had been made.
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"It's gross and unfair," says Marcelo Eduardo Luders, president of Ibrafe, an association of Brazilian bean growers.
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To qualify, palm oil growers must also monitor and reduce planet-warming emissions across their entire operations.
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This marked the third straight year that Georgia pecan growers have suffered from damage due to hurricanes.
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Between 2005 and 2015, the Christmas tree industry was not profitable for its growers, he told CNBC.
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When temperatures dip in Northern California in November, lettuce growers move production south to warmer desert regions.
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With biomarkers, growers could test much earlier, only planting trees that will keep their needles post-harvest.
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US soybean, corn, and wheat growers have been battling tariffs from China for nearly a year now.
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The internal wrangling involves some senior representatives of the 12,000 French sugar beet growers who control Tereos.
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Mr Morales, a former leader of a coca-growers' union, defends the crop as a traditional stimulant.
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A wider variety of growers will give those researchers more opportunity, DEA Acting Administrator Uttam Dhillon said.
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While U.S. farmers struggle with excessive moisture, Australian growers are suffering from a third year of drought.
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The battle between the oil industry and corn growers pits two traditionally Republican constituencies against each other.
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Growers have also been looking to get early advantage in new markets in Latin America and Europe.
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Most major growers feel that the market is getting saturated, and that California plantings will soon stabilize.
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Growers would have been able to manage, if it weren't for a sudden and skyrocketing avocado demand.
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RSPO is also looking for ways to address conflicts of interest between growers and auditors, he said.
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It also suggests that precision ag technology used today is already saving growers money and increasing yields.
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Many growers are put off by the cost of complying, for benefits that often do not materialise.
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Improvised small-time growers, some of them with barely a few plants, have sprouted, further denting quality.
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But there are signs the price decline has helped swing things back in favor of California growers.
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That year, according to the UNODC, Afghan growers cultivated about 8,000 hectares (20143,000 acres) of poppy plants.
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Beyond immunotherapy, we found that the fight against cancer accounts for about a quarter of fast growers.
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Growers cannot buy federal crop insurance, and most private insurers shun the market for fear of penalties.
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"The more players, the better," said Antônio Galvan, president of the Mato Grosso soy growers association Aprosoja.
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I think that it makes testing really scary for growers each time that they send it in.
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In November, health officials recommended lettuce growers withdraw all romaine from the market until the outbreak ended.
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The head of the California Growers Association, Hezekiah Allen, rejects the argument that cannabis can corrupt grapes.
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Regardless of whether grape growers like having cannabis next door, or vice versa, it's the new reality.
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Programs covered by the bill include crop subsidies and support to growers seeking access to export markets.
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That year, according to the UNODC, Afghan growers cultivated about 8,000 hectares (20,000 acres) of poppy plants.
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"Growers are trying to get the exact amount of fruit to go into the system," he said.
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And Houston-based Callon is one of the fastest growers overall along the Permian Basin, he added.
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Cook cautioned against alarmism, but said the study provides information growers should use to plan their seasons.
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A BASF spokeswoman said the company was "pleased growers will continue to have access" to its herbicides.
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These salespeople are responsible for visiting stores and dispensaries and forging business relationships between them and growers.
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The deal, he said, prevents harm to other U.S. industries, including confectioners, beverage producers and corn growers.
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Subsidies for soybean growers will be maintained at about 300 yuan per mu, the Heilongjiang Daily said.
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Robots are also of interest to growers of fruit and vegetables that are currently picked by hand.
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By the FIFA rankings, Colombia, known as Los Cafeteros, or the Coffee Growers, was a heavy favorite.
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U.S. negotiators are seeking to allow U.S. seasonal produce growers to file anti-dumping cases against Mexico.
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Owners cut their taxes by using the land for farming, often leasing it out to local growers.
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"Grape growers can anticipate that to some degree; and perhaps they can adapt to it," he says.
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Hunter is just the latest to say dividend growers have a special appeal in the current market.
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In a lower profit environment, Lee recommended investors "focus on higher EPS growers" such as FANG stocks.
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Iowa produced more corn last year than any other state, according to the National Corn Growers Association.
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This could create social unrest stemming from the widening income gap between cane growers and other farmers.
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They're Pura Vida avocados, the growers wrote on Facebook, and are generally only grown in southern Florida.
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"It takes different application methods and a focus that growers and applicators need to learn," Partridge said.
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Growers are assessed for RSPO certification every five years and will be annually assessed for continued compliance.
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Cranberry bogs take up 14,000 acres in southeastern Massachusetts, according to the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association.
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Cotton growers, too, expressed concern this past week about China's threat to impose a 25 percent tariff.
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He is advising clients to pick higher quality names and include some dividend growers in their portfolios.
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Anutin likes the California model where growers are registered and six marijuana plants are permitted per household.
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That should help growers cover the extra costs associated with transitioning to organic farming, the group said.
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Eventually, the FARC moved into Colombia's booming drug business, levying taxes on coca growers and cocaine traffickers.
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Growers, unless they are willing to pay, won't be able to grow the most popular club apples.
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"Growers will be affected if Belt is not available," said Frank Rittemann, Bayer's product manager for Belt.
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He brought the migrant workers together in California, the grape growers who had real shitty work conditions.
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"Consumers hate waste, and as growers we've really got huge challenges in terms of profitability," he said.
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That combination put so much downward pressure on prices growers were operating at a loss for years.
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Last year, soy growers in the United States sold nearly one-third of their harvest to China.
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Once blooms are pollinated, growers will start spraying their orchards, and bees have to be removed quickly.
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American soybean growers export half of what they produce; wheat farmers export 46 percent of their crop.
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Larger players might adapt fine, but smaller growers — who depend on the marketplace — could suffer declining demand.
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In the meantime, they hope to find an economical way to import it from growers in Trinidad.
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Ask Italian olive growers about the weather this year and you hear a wide range of answers.
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Potential expansion there by new and often unregulated growers could "slowly chip away at forests", he added.
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Will President Trump's NAFTA negotiators destroy avocado imports from Mexico in order to please California avocado growers?
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The ad was meant to be funny but the National Corn Growers Association, or NCGA, wasn't laughing.
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Corn growers in America's heartland have much to gain from the increased demand that the RFS creates.
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Dryness is a worry in Poland, said Rafal Strachota, director of Polish sugar beet growers' association KZPBC.
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Demand for Christmas trees plummeted during the recession 10 years ago, so tree growers scaled back planting.
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Newly passed regulations in Monterey County are forcing cannabis growers to be more public than ever before.
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The hardest hit are the small- and medium-sized growers who deal with spot buyers, he added.
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We just have to get on top of them, testing them and making them available to growers.
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He is now doing much better financially, and other Guanacaste growers, seeing his success, have joined him.
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And those hospitals are as politically untouchable as soybean growers in Iowa or oil producers in Texas.
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Commercial growers, however, said old apples had faded for a reason and were probably not coming back.
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The surgical precision of such cuts, growers say, means those thieves know exactly what they are stealing.
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Growers have long held it at bay by trimming dead branches and, in recent decades, spraying antibiotics.
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But some have not in recent months, leading growers to question the futures markets' usefulness for hedgers.
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The losers in these deals are Washington's hard-working, job-creating manufacturers and growers and their customers.
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Lack of documentation makes it hard for small growers to obtain loans and benefits from incentive schemes.
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So far, medical marijuana has been distributed by the growers through special dispensaries or by home delivery.
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They're Pura Vida avocados, the growers wrote on Facebook, and are generally only grown in southern Florida.
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Robotic apple-picking machines also hold the potential to significantly reduce labor costs for growers in Washington.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the cloud kings.
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Lawmakers from Midwestern states also asked about his views on biofuels, an important market for corn growers.
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Growers have said they may cut back overall plantings if the next government's policies go against production.
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Under the Committee's bill, American taxpayers could be on the hook for payments to Brazilian cotton growers.
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The artist and his gallery have also talked to growers in California and Australia, among other places.
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Corn growers, by contrast, were paid a penny per bushel under the 3753 plan, or $192 million.
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And the bill includes lots of seemingly random regulations beyond the smoking ban, including tightly limiting the number of licensed growers in the state to just seven, with 10 more by next summer, though it allows for more growers to gain licenses as more patients register to get access.
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According to a survey this year, the number of hydroponic growers with organic certification dropped to 30, but there were 22 certified aquaponic growers and 69 certified operations growing plants in containers lined with things like peat moss and coconut husks that do not provide nutrients on their own.
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Calavo Growers and Chipotle, meanwhile fell as the threat of Mexican tariffs stoked fears of higher avocado prices.
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From growers to investors, California is an attractive marijuana market because of its sheer size and consumer potential.
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China gives higher subsidies to growers in Xinjiang than other regions, leading farmers elsewhere to plant other crops.
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For centuries growers have had to rely only on traditional methods of selecting and breeding for desirable traits.
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Growers hedge risk via forward cash contracts with elevators, which take market positions to cover their own risk.
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"A penny is laughable," said Aron Carlson, a corn farmer and president of the Illinois Corn Growers Association.
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Still, many—including the scientists at NOAA—worry that the growers won't be so lucky in the future.
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The company sources its produce from 2115 growers nationwide, and slightly more than half of it is organic.
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The pension payments may help growers attract labor, Hawkins said, and will motivate them to formalize their workforce.
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It is not the first time Colombian coffee growers have looked to other crops for a better living.
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Leaf, for example, is a Disrupt Battlefield company that launched a plug-and-plant option for cannabis growers.
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So growers bred the ones that had the most impact and got less and less CBD each generation.
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Growers use fertilizers and pesticides long restricted or banned in the United States, including carbofuran and zinc phosphide.
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But a cold snap in May caused many growers to lose 40 to 50 percent of their crop.
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The larger pumpkin was grown by Ron Rahe, a Southern Ohio Giant Pumpkin Growers Association member from Cincinnati.
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Clients range from small growers to big multistate, multilocation retail and cultivation operations in the U.S. and Canada.
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In August the agriculture minister announced that local cannabis growers will soon be allowed to export medical marijuana.
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Growers are already looking into metal detectors, while Australia's government announced funding to help resolve the contamination issue.
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The National Corn Growers Association rebuked the brand for boasting that Bud Light does not use the ingredient.
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That policy alarms growers, especially since they can no longer depend on snow in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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"We need a resolution as quickly as possible," said Richard Marosi, director of the California Pistachio Growers Association.
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She described marijuana growers in the 1970s and 1980s as the early developers of the modern cannabis age.
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He added that the agency will "continue to ensure the availability of a strong safety net" for growers.
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Many growers already cut back on winter wheat acres, which were seeded last autumn for harvest this summer.
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The so-called "Operation Wetback" was intended to curb that illegal migration, and many growers ultimately did comply.
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He also worried that, thanks to 15 minutes' worth of severe weather, some growers might be facing bankruptcy.
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The loss for growers is an estimated €125 million (US $145 million) in sales that will never happen.
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While tea growers cannot control the weather, they can adapt with farming practices that protect and revive topsoil.
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Small-scale growers worry about how they'll compete with the big businesses eyeing the marijuana plant for profit.
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Growers are also confident their government-subsidized crop insurance plans will soften the blow if soy prices fall.
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As for the allegation that Phylos now somehow "owns" the IP of cannabis breeders and growers, it doesn't.
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Marijuana growers and dispensaries that "touch the plant" have the most to be concerned about, industry officials say.
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Silicon Valley angel investor Fulton Connor said he put money into a web marketplace linking growers and stores.
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The same uncertainty is plaguing growers of almonds, pistachios, pears, peaches and other produce and high-value crops.
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Florida's orange and grapefruit growers lost $2.9 billion from 2007 to 2014 thanks to the Asian citrus psyllid.
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From now on it appears the growers will be drowning their sorrows in something other than Bud Light.
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Or find other fruit growers who will swap little sprigs of favorite cultivars, which you can then graft.
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These young growers have donated an additional 53,000 pounds of produce to the poor in their own communities.
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That could make those dividend growers more appealing than companies that pay more dividends but rarely raise them.
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He was one of the first growers to approach the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association about it.
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Herbicide-resistant soybeans are already planted by most growers in the United States, the world's top soy producer.
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Another reason for small harvests today is a decreasing number of growers, their ranks thinned during the recession.
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A variety of industry groups -- ranging from vegetable and fruit growers to apparel makers -- have also raised concerns.
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"I think most growers are quite optimistic for the future, there's lots of good things happening," said Brown.
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Before legalization, there were as many as 10,000 cannabis growers in Mendocino County, where O'Neill's farm is located.
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Frost in the south is also weighing on sugarcane growers, according to a report from World Weather Inc.
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"Today [planting is] largely decided on heuristics and knowledge by growers who really know their land," Purdy says.
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"Growers are required to not use certain pesticides, but they're not required to test for them," he said.
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"Approximately 40 percent of all flowers exported by Colombian growers are certified by FlorVerde Sustainable Flowers," she said.
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Avril, controlled by French oilseed growers, also produces other oilseed-based products such as biodiesel and animal feed.
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Specifically, USDA said "walnut growers applied sunburn preventative materials" to protect them during days of the scorching heat.
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From now on, it appears the growers will be drowning their sorrows in something other than Bud Light.
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The other was that buyers were starting not to buy from growers that were implicated with an abuse.
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But if Nafta is dissolved, avocado growers might set their sights on an even more important market: China.
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Before Beijing targeted US-grown agricultural products with tariffs, China was the biggest market for American soybean growers.
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In the Weediquette episode, you advise small growers to focus on producing the highest quality cannabis possible. Why?
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That means growers, processors and retailers can't open accounts or access lines of credit from federally insured banks.
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The strike against grape growers endured five years before the United Farm Workers union finally got its victory.
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"All farmers and growers sincerely hope there will not be a repeat of past events," Ms. Rowling said.
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Typically, growers have teamed with FedEx or UPS to offer boxed trees and wreaths delivered to customers' homes.
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"Foreign workers will always be harvesting our crops," Tom Nassif, who heads the Western Growers Association, told me.
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He identified Johnson & Johnson as among the drug and consumer staple stocks that are "slow-and-steady" growers.
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When industrious growers are shaken down by gangsters it is crazy to hit them in their wallets again.
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Viewed as a win for beef growers, it's a battle that will likely be waged throughout the country.
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Once the grape bunches fill out, growers must raise the vines off the sand to facilitate air circulation.
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Like all growers who use H-2A workers, Wish Farms must advertise its jobs to American workers first.
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"A big concern for growers is finding available workers to help them in their recovery efforts," Lochridge said.
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The pistachio trees planted in orderly rows — and the growers who nurture them — are accustomed to harsh conditions.
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Already, growers have planted 212 million Cosmic Crisp apple trees, a sign of confidence in the new variety.
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Beginning next week, Mr. Reider will teach local middle school students to cook through the organization City Growers.
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The subject fields were spared but some growers in the area lost entire fields and had to replant.
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And, in Chile, where wine regions are named after valleys, growers are heading for the country's cooler hills.
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Eric Rygg, the company's president, said that this year's weather was a damaging "double-whammy" for horseradish growers.
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Morales, the former leader of a coca growers' union, ran for office on the Movement Toward Socialism ticket.
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"We were at the mercy of growers and paying through the roof," said Cantina Mobile owner Stephanie Raco.
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It could also mean that some growers might not be able to fulfill their contracts with processing companies.
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The regulations are still being phased in, so some growers have begun monitoring programs but others have not.
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Ventura County growers are used to Santa Ana winds, and many have lost crops before, mainly to frost.
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When growers replaced the Gros Michel with the Cavendish, they believed the latter was impervious to Panama disease.
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Under the previous system, the majority of the direct payments — more than $7 billion — went to soybean growers.
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And by inveighing against sugar, Dr. Mehmet Oz and Michelle Obama only made things worse for grapefruit growers.
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The California Growers Association refused to endorse or oppose Prop 64 based on split opinion among its members.
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Jamie Michael, who is head of the Western Australia Strawberry Growers Association, told the Australian Broadcasting Corp that his farm had dumped strawberries in the peak of the season and that if shoppers stayed away, some growers would not be able to afford to plant a crop for next year.
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Sutton said there are two types of master growers in the industry: Those who came over from the black market and have a deep understanding of the cannabis plant but were likely running lots of smaller grows, and master growers who come from an industrial agriculture background not specific to cannabis.
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The Sagebrush rebels were a loose alliance of disgruntled Western public-land users, Western stock growers chief among them.
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Some of the growers of potatoes and other produce will donate their offerings to charities such as food banks.
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In 2016, the group expects to receive more than 2.6 billion pounds from grocery stores, growers and other sources.
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"The safety of our consumers is our first priority," said Tom Byrne, president of Growers Express in a statement.
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In fact, digital job boards, like Mary's List and Vangst GIGS, are popping up to connect growers with freelancers.
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So that Christmas tree growers can separate the strong, stoic ones from the rest of the pack much sooner.
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Soy growers, for example, have missed their planting window for the next round of crops because of the flooding.
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When an outbreak of a new pest occurs, growers look to chlorpyrifos as a proven first-line of defense.
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Two West Australian growers have also recently halted imports of strawberries due to the discovery of the pesky snails.
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Even the smallest of vine-growers has an interest in a series of takeovers proposed between their chemicals suppliers.
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International farm products company Calavo Growers sources most of its fruit from Mexico and was also under pressure Friday.
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It sources about a third of its portfolio from organic growers, and it would like to boost that percentage.
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Some growers here keep months' worth of potatoes, radishes, onions, cabbages and other vegetables that can weather cold storage.
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Blue River's See & Spray equipment uses computer vision and machine learning to help growers reduce the use of herbicides.
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Instead, some growers will probably opt to clip off leaves in order to clone the prize-winning plants' genetics.
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If we can insist on labeling from our food growers, we can ask retailers how their products are made.
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So Ryan and I started building this new thesis around how we could make artificial intelligence helpful to growers.
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Mr Morales, a former leader of a coca-growers' union, has won three elections fairly and by large margins.
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A weaker Argentine currency helps local growers, who receive dollars for their exports while paying farm costs in pesos.
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The meat growers of the future are dreaming big, but the scientific and engineering challenges ahead are also enormous.
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Growers have been tinkering with terpenes by breeding cannabis plants, curating plants that will give you a targeted high.
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It was stressful at first, particularly for growers, some of whom hadn't paid much attention to the regulation conversation.
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Growers typically apply insecticides or sow insecticide-treated seeds during early spring, when bees are at their most vulnerable.
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"We are not sure who has his ear," said Linder, a member of the National Corn Growers Association board.
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The phenomenon, which brings scorching heat across Southeast Asia, has lowered palm yields in top growers Indonesia and Malaysia.
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For decades, scientists have been working closely with growers to develop perfect trees—because we, the consumers, demand it.
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In July 2015 Monsanto wrote to the Burkina growers saying the quality problems had been offset by other benefits.
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Mike Villaneva, the agreement's technical director, said he hopes growers elsewhere soon will get on board with water testing.
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The law also allows the growing of pot by licensed individuals and the formation of growers and users clubs.
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Rice growers fear they will lose their harvest in July, when about a sixth of the crop is picked.
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Pot and grapes are both labor-intensive and high-yielding crops, but cannabis growers tend to pay workers more.
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The growers keep some for themselves, and sell the rest in Marrakesh, 70 kilometers to the north, and beyond.
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New growers have entered the market, hoping to strike it rich in a new frontier of legal weed sales.
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"This has generated a tremendous amount of excitement for our growers and the folks that sell grain," he said.
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And with global demand growing by an average 5 percent a year, growers had looked to Africa to expand.
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"The safety of our consumers is our first priority," Tom Byrne, President of Growers Express, said in a statement.
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"The fruit was just stripped from the trees by the wind," Lochridge said, citing early reports from orange growers.
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President Ivan Duque's administration has so far pledged to spend 155.5 billion pesos ($49.6 million) on help for growers.
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Next door to Horizonte 1, Fibria is building a high-tech nursery with technology devised by Dutch flower growers.
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Others ex-cons have even been able to get jobs as growers in states where commercial weed is legal.
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Reed's Green Growers, based in Lincoln, Nebraska, grows corn and soybeans and relies on an export partnership with China.
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They are actively involved in the National Black Growers Council, a group aiming to improve agricultural efficiency and productivity.
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"It may be appealing, an opportunity to try new crops," said Tom Clark, one of Montana's few canola growers.
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David Milligan is treasurer of the National Association of Wheat Growers and a wheat farmer from Cass City, Michigan.
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Amid Sunday's backlash, Anheuser-Busch said it "fully supports" corn growers and will continue to invest in the industry.
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A food system where lower prices still dominate can create a near-impossible cost scenario for growers, Peck said.
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The trade agreement "plac(es) at peril the economic livelihood of Florida strawberry growers and their communities," Parker said.
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How could a publicly funded university invest in research that cut farmworker jobs only to help large-scale growers?
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More than half of Iowa's corn crop is used for ethanol production, according to the Iowa Corn Growers Association.
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Either way, Melban said the avocado growers were impacted from Ventura to San Diego counties by the current wildfires.
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Kevin Skunes is the president of the National Corn Growers Association and North Dakota farmer View the discussion thread.
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Maine's caregiver program is growing quickly, up nearly 22004 percent to 220,2000 growers in 603, from 260,260 in 265.
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Let me be clear — there will be a cost, and it will be paid by America's seasonal produce growers.
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As a result, many marijuana growers, processors and retailers are largely forced to operate on a cash-only basis.
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To achieve the 12-hour cycles, American and Canadian growers who want multiple harvests must rely on artificial lighting.
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These are steady growers that have come down to much more reasonable valuations and have severely lagged technology stocks.
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Like many other funds that invest in strong earnings growers, its top holdings include Amazon and other tech giants.
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Participating growers allow CIW staff to come on to their farms and hold mandatory education sessions for all workers.
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Florida led the job growers with 1,769 new positions to overtake Massachusetts as the nation's second biggest solar employer.
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They worry the prospect of curbed earnings would lead growers to hold off planting, reducing the supply of logs.
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Many peanut growers in the region also grow cotton, which tends to be a higher margin product for farmers.
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The change for 2018/19 means growers will not be fully paid until near the end of the season.
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The powerful lobby also includes Imperial Sugar Co , owned by Louis Dreyfus Co, and U.S. cane and beet growers.
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California growers admit to growing five to twelve times the amount of marijuana compared to what the state consumed.
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Derry is president of Met-Scan Canada, which he said provides security for about half a dozen marijuana growers.
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The marijuana industry is booming, but it's hard for pot growers and sellers to advertise and promote their products.
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Because of this, lots of growers wouldn't even bother getting permits; they just took their chances, like Jim did.
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Growers are receiving strong market signals that planting trees is a good business decision, and trees are being planted.
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And so the distributors will control shelf space, and the small growers will be transformed from farmers into serfs.
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And the same fruit fly troubling cherry and raspberry growers in Northern states is also a concern in Maine.
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They need a certain amount of consistent cold weather — what growers call chill hours — followed by dependably warm weather.
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Collaborations with growers in Argentina, Chile and Portugal were developed several years ago in anticipation of olive harvest problems.
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Maalsté confirms she's been in touch with former illegal cultivators who are working as master growers in Canadian facilities.
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Argentine growers are expected to harvest 50 million tonnes of corn this season and 51.5 million tonnes of soy.
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If the growers refuse, Velasquez, who has led farm labor strikes, said his group is prepared to file lawsuits.
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"Hope is unfortunately a terrible marketing plan," said Nancy Johnson, executive director of the North Dakota Soybean Growers Association.
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But Mr. Thompson feared Maori growers with criminal records, like himself, would be locked out of the new industry.
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It also called on the Drug Enforcement Administration to license more privately funded growers to focus on medical research.
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While Row 7 will consider the needs of regional growers, its founders say that flavor will always come first.
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Argentine growers are expected to harvest 51.5 million tonnes of soy this year, according to the Rosario grains exchange.
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That's because falling interest rates will support sustained economic growth, which makes those few big growers seem less scarce.
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"Our growers are very respectable people," Ms. Haskins said in an interview about the skit and apple-picking season.
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Because of federal law, growers face hurdles taking out business loans or establishing equity through the U.S. banking system.
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Growers have resorted to using candles, heaters and even the down-draught from helicopters to try to save crops.
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Growers previously flooded their orchards with warm water in the early spring to prevent frost from killing the buds.
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But tomorrow, it will be apple growers in America, shirt manufacturers in Carolina, or orange juice produces in Florida.
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Normalizing banking industry relations with cannabis companies, growers and retailers will help bring businesses out of the illicit market.
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Then a customer offered to pay Gabriella Growers two dollars more than the list price for each pink princess.
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Some people would have you believe that the small growers are all good, and the big houses are bad.
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There, Marcus meets local growers and finds himself surrounded by hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of marijuana plants.
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Velez said growers need to carry on with a federation-sponsored effort to replace old or disease-prone trees.
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Soybean growers in Mato Grosso state last November asked a federal court to cancel Monsanto's Intacta RR2 Pro patent.
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These trips are a reminder that the success stories of Washington's businesses and growers can't be taken for granted.
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And in any case, many growers prefer having the ability to control the environment by raising the plants indoors.
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It could reduce agriculture's environmental impact by allowing growers to ship products with an Edipeel barrier at higher temperatures.
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Corn growers immediately voiced their concerns and Trump later tweeted that a "giant" ethanol package was in the works.
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According to ABC News, feed growers are struggling to keep up with demand and prices for hay have tripled.
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As with the craft beer movement, the influence of the growers far exceeds their actual presence in the marketplace.
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While many houses do dwarf the growers, not all are necessarily much bigger than some of the larger vignerons.
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It buys produce ahead of delivery and sets itself up as a middle-man between distributors, growers and grocers.
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"Apparently President Trump doesn't care about his promise to Iowa's farmers," said Iowa Corn Growers Association President Jim Greif.
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A lack of rain, global competition and fluctuating prices are squeezing profit margins of many growers in the region.
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Those growers and distributors will have to seek a separate approval from the state, according to the news outlet.
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Some almond growers took precautions by using wind machines or sprinklers to protect the blooms from frost and freezing.
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"NAFTA has been incredibly successful for our industry," said Jennifer Myers, a spokesperson for the National Corn Growers Association.
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Growers and wholesalers rely on trucking to transport plants and other agricultural goods you find at your local nursery.
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IBISWorld predicts that industry revenue for medical and recreational marijuana growers will jump 33.5% over the next five years.
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Velez said growers need to carry on with a federation-sponsored effort to replace old or disease-prone trees.
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In explaining the challenges of ridding Tamaulipas of the insect, Mexican growers and officials invariably blame the subtropical climate.
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"Some growers have seen the future, and it has robotic farm workers," says Kevin McKenna, a deputy business editor.
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But these growers are really shy, and don't want anybody coming to their farm to check out their operation.
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And based on how many growers and sellers want certification from Van Hook's Clean Green Certified Program, it's working.
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"I don't think wholesale prices can get much lower," said Hezekiah Allen, executive director of the California Growers Association.
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Some growers are trying to take precautions by installing metal detectors and scanning strawberries before they're shipped to supermarkets.
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Lucrative legal side businesses are spinning off, like the climate systems for growers built by a company in Boulder, Colo.
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"At the end of the day, investors are still going to look at these as scarce secular growers," he noted.
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Few initial rules for the medical marijuana business had frustrated growers, dispensary operators, governments, patient groups and law enforcement officials.
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The top four growers France, Germany, Britain and Poland are expected to reap larger crops after drought damage last year.
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Still, many growers welcomed the recent storms and suggested more rain would be helpful to restore the drought-depleted aquifers.
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Due to the timing of the November outbreak, produce growers and industry experts knew it most likely started in California.
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The area "relies 100 percent on agriculture," said Carminha Maria Missio, a farmer and president of the local growers union.
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Today agriculture is a multibillion-dollar market between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, according to the National Corn Growers Association.
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The Costa Rican government responded by making $42 million available to help growers rehabilitate farms with fungicides and technical assistance.
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Critics warn eradication does nothing to reduce demand for coca for the production of cocaine, nor poverty among the growers.
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Some growers have refused to sell their inventories, coming at a time when soybean prices are near 10-year lows.
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The unpaid dues affect growers in the key cane-producing states of Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana and Karnataka.
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Farmgirl works exclusively with U.S. growers, about 95 percent which are located in California, with the rest coming from Oregon.
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The violence goes both ways: Last year, Reuters reported Malagasy growers defending their fields by beating apprehended suspects to death.
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Florida's beleaguered citrus fruit growers are reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, which hit the state two weeks ago.
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Exporters and growers said they received constant requests for as much as fruit they could grow during Chinese New Year.
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The aim is to use natural microbiology and tech to improve sustainability, profits for growers and, of course, consumer health.
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Ironically, a draft law that would legalise cannabis production countrywide for medical and industrial uses has worried the region's growers.
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Growers in the Rif may not like the proposal (which is also stalled), but the status quo is hardly better.
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Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, once led a coca growers' union and in 235 expelled the United States' Drug Enforcement Administration.
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The company hopes Fox's ruling will be extended to all Arkansas growers, said Scott Partridge, vice president of global strategy.
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Hartung said that Chipotle is forecasting higher prices due to higher demand from retailers and lower supply from California growers.
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This year, it is working with a grant from the utility PG&E to develop mobile apps for small growers.
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Local media has reported that coffee growers in the country have been pushing for reform of the government-subsidised sector.
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The difficulties that growers and retailers face are being eased by a range of software systems tailored to the industry.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Soybean growers in Mato Grosso, Brazil's largest producing state, have asked a court to cancel Monsanto's MON.
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Indonesia's president Joko Widodo said in April that palm oil growers should boost productivity rather than clearing further forest land.
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One of their clients, DuPont Pioneer, is researching the use of drones for improving crop efficiency and practices for growers.
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Marijuana growers say they may raise prices (after the stuff is legalised, which is supposed to happen by July 1st).
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While more traditional floral bouquets use circular growers, like roses, daisies, and peonies, horticulture is picking up on stalked flowers.
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Small-scale coca-growers, caught between the security forces and the drug gangs, are among the most vulnerable to it.
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"The crop levels are a moving feast," said Andrew Weeks, executive director of the industry body, Wine Grape Growers Authority.
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But that's what's facing growers, the industry and authorities in California, where nut production brought in $9.3 billion in 13.
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Pro-trade group Farmers for Free Trade estimates that pistachio growers alone have lost $22019 million due to the tariffs.
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Transcend Lighting now has an entire light of LED strips built specifically to help marijuana growers yield the best crops.
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Problematic Reform Although the announcement is good news for farms looking to become certified growers and sellers, several questions remain.
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The real questions is: if the patient-end of the equation is not reformed, why does Israel need more growers?
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Mass thefts from orchards, with up to 350 avocados stolen at a time, have caused concern among North Island growers.
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At the same time, growers continue to use less freshwater for irrigation and draw more water recycled from city drainpipes.
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Let's first assume that all of the 1.5 million Americans using medical marijuana remain a viable market for marijuana growers.
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Nootropics fans, conservatives, mushroom growers, vaping enthusiasts, and a chemist are among those who say they have been wrongly targeted.
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The state started recreational marijuana sales on July 2800 without any distributors licensed to move weed from growers to dispensaries.
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The state started recreational marijuana sales on July 1 without any distributors licensed to move weed from growers to dispensaries.
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"Cannabis fields are popping up near vineyards, and growers are concerned about the potential effect on their crops," Chien said.
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"If prices keep falling, growing soybeans might be less profitable than last year despite higher subsidies to growers," Tang said.
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Lured by high market prices, Chinese growers have also started to grow more avocados for consumption at home, FAO said.
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They also happen to be big business, bringing in $9.3 billion to growers in California alone in the year 2014.
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"No varietal starts with name recognition," says Reisch, but growers are eager to appease consumers' desire for fungicide-free vino.
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The organization Collier belongs to believes that the survival of small growers' hinges on providing a high quality, organic product.
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Amid the poor profit prospects, many growers have delayed fertilizing their designated corn fields in a bid to cut costs.
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Forecasts suggest that at current prices growers will be able to cover their variable expenses such as seed and fertilizer.
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Market Leadership, Brand Equity Ocean Spray is a marketing cooperative wholly owned by approximately 800 cranberry and 05403 grapefruit growers.
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"This does present an opportunity for Mexico," said Rogelio Perez, the top trade official with Mexican cattle growers association AMEG.
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But for some struggling New York fruit growers, adapting to climate change and rising property values has become too difficult.
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Many growers in safe zones picked what's left on the vines, including Chardonnay, on Wednesday, Kruse said in a statement.
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The combative former leader of a coca growers union paved roads, sent Bolivia's first satellite into space and curbed inflation.
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" The Alliance for Food and Farming, which represents organic and non-organic growers, said the Dirty Dozen list is "unsupportable.
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Bayer said that it would defend itself, both in relation to the Mato Grosso growers and the 10 other states.
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For the 2,200 growers in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, 72-hour farm-to-table summer campaigns begins at 4 a.m.
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Meantime, the California Cut Flowers Commission on Thursday said growers of cut flowers were being threatened by Southern California fires.
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The CCC, a federal agency set up during the Great Depression, could potentially buy surplus farm products and support growers.
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Growers work with scientific institutions in clinical trials and development of strains that treat a variety of illnesses and disorders.
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Monsanto sold Xtend soybeans to growers in 2016, a year before they were able to apply XtendiMax over growing crops.
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Avocado growers in Michoacan state, home to 80% of Mexico's production, are being targeted by four of the country's cartels.
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DEA in the notice Monday said it believes approving additional growers will make additional strains of marijuana available to researchers.
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Colombian growers "can't spend their whole lives begging because the industry is getting rich off what they produce," he said.
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"The youth market is particularly price sensitive and will be excellent customers for the illegal growers and pushers," he writes.
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Instead, these growers offer "early spring crops that can be grown in greenhouses," like ranunculus, anemones, tulips, narcissus, and hellebores.
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Roughly 2,300 growers in the UK and 1,000 in India use KisanHub's software, all paid for by the enterprise customers.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys estimate hundreds of thousands of corn growers lost $5 billion to $7 billion in current and future profits.
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Browning led TechnoServe's global coffee practice, while Cervone advised coffee growers in Africa, Asia and Latin America about sustainability trends.
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That's marijuana now, so in 2033, there could be a team called the Omaha Weed Farmers or the Gainesville Growers.
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But growers and exporters say they are expecting the center-left Peronist politician to increase soy and corn export taxes.
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