- Author: Pamela Kan-Rice
Published on: April 2, 2012
While 77 percent of moms associate fruits and vegetables with good health, purchase intent remains flat at 45 percent, according
- Author: Brenda Dawson
Published on: September 21, 2011

California's cling peaches are facing competition from canned imports.
An article by Ching Lee in today's Ag Alert focused on the effects of budget cuts on agricultural student programs at California universities. "Budget cuts have had a profound effect on all areas of the campus," Diane Ullman, associate dean for undergraduate academic programs at UC Davis College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, told the reporter. She explained the college faces challenges keeping agricultural production facilities, instructional equipment and technologies updated to deliver hands-on education — even though the office has seen student applications increase by 70–80 percent.
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