Pesticides

The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has scheduled three workshops to update the public on the development of the statewide pesticide application notification system and gather [...]

The California Citrus Quality Council (CCQC) wants to remind growers and packinghouses that Chinese regulators are requiring additional mitigation measures and documentation for citrus being [...]

 The California Citrus Quality Council wants to remind all California orange packinghouses the first pre-harvest field application of zinc-copper-lime – or a registered alternative – is required [...]

In May the California Third District Court of Appeals affirmed the California Fish and Game Commission’s authority to determine if insects can be protected under the California Endangered Species [...]

Early in the morning on September 1, 2022, the California State Legislature adjourned the final session of the 2021-2022 Legislative year. Hundreds upon hundreds of bills passed and now await [...]

It has been a busy couple of weeks for CCM staff. Yesterday we hosted Issues and Eggs with Congressmen Jim Costa and David Valadao. We are extremely happy with the outcome of this event and would [...]

An Agricultural Pesticide Collection and Disposal Event has been planned in the County of Tulare, in partnership with the Kings County Department of Agriculture. This disposal event will take [...]

All California commercial citrus growers are invited to apply for the Citrus Research Board’s (CRB) California-focused Citrus Research and Field Trials (CA-CRaFT) program. CA-CRaFT aims to [...]

California’s Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has issued an update on the mill fee assessment study. Earlier this year, DPR launched a study on mill fees and tasked itself to engage and [...]

Due to the higher than normal ACP trap finds earlier this summer, the San Joaquin Valley ACP/HLB Area-wide Task Force is recommending growers participate in a coordinated treatment application in [...]