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Organic FARMER 4 10 18 22 30 34 38 IN THIS ISSUE Adopting Diversified Organic Farming to Increase Ecosystem Services A Preliminary Evaluation of Using Drip Irrigation in Organic Spinach Production Using Concentrated Organic Fertilizers Protecting the Whole Organic Farm Just Got Better Organic Agriculture and the New Biotechnology Pasture Mixes to Improve the Sustainability of Organic Pasture-based Dairy Transforming Agriculture from a Problem into a Solution—Sustainable Water Management in a Changing Climate 4 34 PUBLISHER: Jason Scott Email: jason@jcsmarketinginc.com EDITOR: Kathy Coatney ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Cecilia Parsons Email: article@jcsmarketinginc.com PRODUCTION: design@jcsmarketinginc.com Phone: 559.352.4456 Fax: 559.472.3113 Web: www.organicfarmingmag.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS & INDUSTRY SUPPORT Subodh Adhikari PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Idaho Brian Baker Contributing Writer Stacie Clary Western SARE Glenn McGourty Winegrower & Plant Science Advisor, UCCE Mendocino and Lake counties Ali Montazar Irrigation & Water Management Advisor, UCCE Imperial and Riverside Counties Michael Cahn, Irrigation & Water Resources Advisor, UCCE Monterey County Alexander Putman, Assistant UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION ADVISORY BOARD Kevin Day County Director and UCCE Pomology Farm Advisor, Tulare/Kings County Steven Koike Director, TriCal Diagnostics Cooperative Extension Specialist, UC Riverside Jhalendra Rijal UC Cooperative Extension & Statewide IPM Program, Northern San Joaquin Valley Lauren Snyder Education and Research Program Manager, Organic Farming Research Foundation Jeff Schahczenski Agricultural and Natural Resource Economist, with the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) Rex Dufour, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Emily J. Symmes UCCE IPM Advisor, Sacramento Valley Kris Tollerup UCCE Integrated Pest Management Advisor, Parlier, CA 44 Importance of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in Managing Arthropod Pests in Organic Nut Production in California 38 The articles, research, industry updates, company profiles, and advertisements in this publication are the professional opinions of writers and advertisers. Organic Farmer does not assume any responsibility for the opinions given in the publication. August/September 2019 www.organicfarmermag.com 3
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