Did you know that greenhouses are inherently unsafe? That’s according to Ian Baker, greenhouse manager at the College of Biological Sciences at the University of California-Davis (UC-Davis). He said, “Many of the regulations we enjoy that keep us safe at home and most worksites without our notice simply do not exist in greenhouses.” Greenhouse Workers Read … Read more
Safety should always be a top priority no matter the type of equipment you’re using on the farm. Many, if not most, incidents are preventable. Here is a quick guide to helping you stay safe and alert while using harvesting equipment. Harvesting Equipment Read about: Climate Challenge: Organic No-till vs. Conventional No-till 1. Wear Protective Gear … Read more
Trade shows bring a lot of excitement as well as a time to improve your ag business. Attending or having a booth at a trade show is a great investment. Here are some tips to prepare for and get the most out of them. Prepare For Trade Shows Read about: Insecticides Aren’t Going Anywhere 1. Map out … Read more
Covering the commercial grower is a fun experience. Speaking with the people of this industry has broadened my horizons in more ways than I could have imagined. I also feel this way about our Green Group staff of Grandview Media. One of the few times most of us meet together is during Cultivate, one of … Read more
Payroll issues can happen anywhere, regardless if it’s for a small business or for a farmer. Here are five ways to solve payroll mistakes on the farm without having high penalties. Read about: 3 Tomato Insects to Watch Out For #1: Falling behind on paying taxes and filing It’s crucial to stay on top of paying … Read more