Louisiana Works To Wash Image Of Seafood Post-Spill

Convincing public that Gulf of Mexico seafood is safe will take time, experts say.

Crabs Provide Evidence Oil Tainting Gulf Food Web

Scientists have found specks of oil in crab larvae plucked from waters across the Gulf coast.

A Fearless Flower Arranger’s Best Tips

Annie Vanderwarker has an encyclopedic knowledge of flower arranging that includes lots of clever tips.

Moth Pest Bedevils $1.5 Billion San Diego Ag Industry: Meetings, Quarantine Center-Stage

“Three too many shoes have dropped,” said San Diego County Farm Bureau officials this weekend. The first shoe was a lone light brown apple moth (LBAM) found at Bonsall last month. The other three shoes were a trio of moths found a mile east of Balboa Park last week.

New Report Finds 15 Billion Reasons To Buy ‘California Grown’ Specialty Crops

California’s specialty crop industries have a significant impact on the state’s economy yielding nearly $15.9 billion annually, or $43.5 million each day of the year, in “ripple effect” business activity as a result of collective industry spending, according to new research commissioned by the Buy California Marketing Agreement (BCMA), administrators of the “California Grown” program.