University of Arizona conducts lettuce evaluation trials
In tonight’s Home Grown report, the University of Arizona Ag extension began lettuce evaluation trials at the research farm.
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In tonight’s Home Grown report, the University of Arizona Ag extension began lettuce evaluation trials at the research farm.
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In tonight’s Home Grown report, winter vegetable season is in full swing in Yuma County and Imperial County, but it wouldn’t be possible without the backbreaking labor of farm workers, preparing the fields for the first harvest of the season.
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In Tuesday’s homegrown report, Yuma County’s famous winter vegetable season is back.
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Produce fields were completely flooded over the weekend after Yuma broke a rain total of 1.67 inches of rain Saturday alone.
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Federal officials are easing water restrictions on the Colorado River starting next year.
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YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – In today’s Home Grown report, the University of Arizona Ag Extension is hosting a class where you can learn to be a master gardener. This isn’t a designation for someone who is good at gardening, but a specific title achieved through skill, hard work, and a passion for people. “A
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In Tuesday’s Homegrown report, Governor Katie Hobbs looked to Yuma for the next head of the Arizona Department of Agriculture.
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The dual credit plant science class at Yuma Catholic took the learning from the classroom to the field to catch samples of insects and analyze them under a microscope.
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With the water crisis hitting farmers hard, University of Arizona Cooperative Extension and the state are collaborating to prevent billions of gallons of water from drifting away on the wind.
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In today’s Home Grown report, the Yuma County Fair kicked off Tuesday, with local 4-H kids showing their animals in the arena!
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YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – In today’s Home Grown report, it’s that time of year when children and teens across Yuma County are getting their 4-H animals ready to show at the Yuma County Fair which kicks off next week. 4-H is a youth development education program of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the
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The grant is for $30 million and is available to growers statewide who can receive $1500 an acre if their request is approved.
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The drought in the west has caused the fate of the Colorado River to be unknown. The result? The nation’s food supply is at risk.
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When Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs was in Yuma, she had the chance to meet with local ag leaders.
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One woman from California claims she’s in part responsible for a growing demand for Yuma lettuce across America.
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The seven basin states that use water from the Colorado River did not meet today’s deadline to address the Colorado River water crisis.
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In today’s Home Grown report, the University of Arizona extension is promoting a new water-saving grant for local farmers.
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The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) announced that the company’s director, Gina Dockstader, will join the California Farm Water Coalition (CFWC).
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In today’s Home Grown report, Yuma’s Brierley was just appointed chairman of a University of Arizona agriculture commission.
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With fields of leafy greens just feet away from the US-Mexico border. Farmers say the Yuma economy and North America’s food security are at risk.
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