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Behind The GateBehind The Gate - Episode #19 - Veteran MX and Adaptive MX Championship Preview with Peter Linquist, Mark Coday, Jesse Gilea, Bruce and Amy Richardson and Kenny JohnsonFrank and Josh shine the spotlight on the Veteran and Adaptive MX Championship at Bar2Bar MX in Maize, Kansas, September 15-21, 2025. Peter Linquist and Mark Coday from the Veteran Motocross Foundation take us through the full week of racing festivities, while Adaptive Champion Jesse Gilea shares the top moments from the Adaptive Championship program. Bar2Bar promoters Bruce and Amy Richardson offer their behind-the-scences perspective on what makes this event so special. And dont miss Kenny Johnson live in-studio for Fast Five ! We've packed more into this epidosde than ever before...
2025-08-2159 min
Thoughts on RicePost-Plant 2025 Rice Round Table with UCCE RiceSend us a textFeedback FormThe UCCE Rice group discussed various agricultural topics including no-till rice field demonstrations, pest management challenges, and new tools for detecting tadpole shrimp, followed by updates on ongoing research projects and planting trials in the 2025 rice season.Upcoming EventsRice Production Workshop - POSTPONED TO MARCH 2026Weedy Rice Workshop - August 5, 2025, 10:00 AM - 1:15 PM, Roberts-Union Farm Center, 4925 Howard Rd, Stockton, CA 95206Rice Field Day - August 27, 2025, Rice Experiment Station, Biggs, CAOther ResourcesUC Rice Blog
2025-06-3057 minThoughts on RiceAlgae and cyanobacteria with Jens BeetsSend us a textFeedback FormTogether, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.In this episode, Sarah and Jens Beets, a research ecologist with the USDA's Invasive Species and Pollinator Health unit, discussed the challenges of managing algae and cyanobacteria in California rice production, including the impact of excess nutrients and the potential risks associated with rice cultivation. They also explored various strategies to prevent and control algae growth, including the use of nitrogen and phosphorus, water movement, and herbicides...
2024-12-2346 min
The Rice StuffRice Research ReduxIn this episode of The Rice Stuff, hosts Michael and Lesley revisit a 2022 discussion on the importance of university extension programs to the rice industry. Dr. Steve Linscombe sits down with his colleagues Dr. Jarrod Hardke, Dr. Ronnie Levy, and Dr. Bruce Linquist to talk about the contributions of researchers in improving various aspects of rice farming. With special guests: Dr. Jarrod Hardke, University of Arkansas, Dr. Ronny Levy, LSU AgCenter, and Dr. Bruce Linquist Hosted by: Dr. Steve Linscombe, Lesley Dixon, and Michael Klein, USA Rice
2024-10-2245 minThoughts on RiceEarly Fall Rice Round Table with the UCCE Rice GroupSend us a textFeedback Poll To round out the month of September and to start off October, we're going to hold a "Rice Round Table" to talk about some of the farm calls and questions we have gotten this past month, as well as discuss what to expect going forward in the season. Join members of the UCCE Rice Group, Luis Espino, Whitney Brim-Deforest, Bruce Linquist, Michelle Leinfelder-Miles, and Sarah Marsh as they recap rice in early fall 2024. Other ResourcesU...
2024-10-0726 minThoughts on RiceLessons from the Rice Yield Contest with Bruce LinquistSend us a textFeedback formTogether, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.Bruce Linquist and Sarah Marsh mull over the results of the rice yield contest and the future direction of yield research. Yield Contest ResourcesRice Yield Contest VideoPurpose of the Yield ContestLessons from the Rice Yield Contest - 2024 Winter Grower Presentation ...
2024-09-2334 minThoughts on RiceNo-till rice with Bruce LinquistSend us a textFeedback Poll Together, the UCCE Farm Advisors seek to provide relevant, topical research-backed information relating to CA rice production.Bruce Linquist and Sarah Marsh will be discussing Bruce's research into no-till rice in California. No Till ResourcesUC Rice Blog post about no-till rice results (2023) UC Rice Blog post about no-till rice results (2024)No-till, direct-seeded rice saves 15% of water, study showsPresentations from the 2024 No-Till Rice Field Day...
2024-09-1627 minThoughts on RiceAugust Rice Round Table with Whitney Brim-Deforest and Bruce LinquistSend us a textFeedback Poll To round out the month of August, we're going to hold a "Rice Round Table" to talk about some of the farm calls and questions we have gotten this past month, as well as discuss what to expect going forward in the season. Join Whitney Brim-Deforest, Bruce Linquist, and Sarah Marsh as they recap rice in August 2024.Upcoming Events!Rice Pest Management Course on September 4 *registration required*Weedy Rice Pop-Up on September 9 (Glenn County)Weedy Ri...
2024-09-0223 min
MyAgLife Daily News ReportEpisode 884 | July 19, 2024 | 2024 Rice Season RecapOn today's episode, Vicky Boyd hears from UCCE Rice Specialist Bruce Linquist on how a wet spring followed by a July heat wave is affecting the crop.
2024-07-1920 min
Ag Now PodcastRice Production - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 7, 2023As a staple food for millions of people around the world, rice plays a central role in many of our diets.
Its production is an economic powerhouse, generating revenue, providing livelihoods to countless farming communities around the globe, and contributing significantly to the United States agricultural exports.
Rice production demonstrates a commitment to sustainable agriculture, often leading the way in water management and innovative agricultural practices, which are a cornerstone of environmental conservation.
With its impact on nutrition, economics, and environmental stewardship, rice production is an essential element of the United States' agricultural future and food security.
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2023-11-0817 min
The Rice StuffValue of University Extension Programs to the U.S. Rice IndustryAg extension offices and the specialists housed in them are among the most valuable assets any farmer can have. Tracing their roots back to clubs formed shortly after the American Revolution, today they use cutting-edge technology to help farmers with crops, sustainability, and profitability. Dr. Steve Linscombe welcomes three current extension specialists, Dr. Jarrod Hardke from Arkansas, Dr. Ronnie Levy from Louisiana, and California's Dr. Bruce Linquist to explain what they do for the rice industry. Hosted by: Steve Linscombe, Michael Klein, and Lesley Dixon
2022-01-2541 min