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olive farming / page 36

Rows of olive trees planted on a hillside with green foliage and a clear sky. - Olive Oil Times
Production

May. 8, 2018

UC Davis Introduces Growing, Milling and Branding Master Class

The UC Davis Olive Center is introducing a new class on olive growing, milling, and branding in June, bringing expert instructors together for a two-day immersion through classroom and field instruction.

Individual using a tool to harvest olives from a tree branch in an outdoor setting. - Olive Oil Times
Europe

Mar. 26, 2018

Organic Farming, High Quality Often Hand In Hand

Farms like Antica Quercia Verde, among the best organic brands of the year, are contributing to Italy's leadership in the sector.

Olive trees covered in snow on a hillside with a few houses in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Mar. 5, 2018

Will the 'Beast From the East' Affect Olive Groves?

As Europe was struck by an intense cold wave originating in Siberia, concerns arose among farmers.

A landscape featuring rows of olive trees in a cultivated field under clear blue skies. - Olive Oil Times
Panoramic view of an olive grove with multiple olive trees under a clear blue sky. - Olive Oil Times
Aerial view of an olive grove showing rows of olive trees arranged in circular patterns. - Olive Oil Times
Olive trees with gray clouds in the sky over a green grassy field. - Olive Oil Times
Aerial view of a large olive grove in Tuscany, showcasing rows of olive trees in a landscape. - Olive Oil Times
Emerald Ash Borer insect resting on a green leaf, showcasing its metallic green coloration. - Olive Oil Times
Olive Varieties

Jun. 19, 2017

Beetle Could Pose New Threat to Olive Trees

Researchers have discovered that olive trees are the only non-ash species of tree vulnerable to attack from the invasive Emerald Ash Borer beetle with potentially devastating consequences.

Woman lifting a green net filled with harvested olives in an olive orchard. - Olive Oil Times
World

May. 11, 2017

Extra Virgin Territories You Might Not Know

Some lesser-known regions give life to high-quality extra virgin olive oils with unexpected characteristics.

Three individuals posing together at a Startup Bootcamp Food Tech event with a sign in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Mar. 28, 2017

Start Up's Technology Helps Olive Farmers Cut Costs, Increase Production

The founders of Elaisian say their technology reduced the costs of fertilizers, agronomic consultancy fees, and labor by 50 percent in tests.

Firefighters and vehicles responding to a wildfire in a rural area with smoke and flames in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Business

Feb. 14, 2017

South African Olive Farmers Feel the Heat as Wildfires Take Their Toll

South Africa's olive industry is set to take a blow from recent wildfires that have plagued the Western Cape region, an area home to most of the country's olive farms.

Production

Jan. 31, 2017

What Recent Rains Mean for California Farmers

After years of drought, rain has once again returned to California. While many are celebrating, others are dealing with negative consequences including flooding and delayed harvests.

Silhouette of a drone flying against a sunset with clouds in the sky. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jan. 24, 2017

Could Drones Be the Next Big Thing for the Australian Olive Industry?

With legislation making drone ownership easier and more affordable, many farmers are could find a more effective means of crop monitoring and maintenance.

A red rock formation surrounded by grassland and sparse trees under a clear sky. - Olive Oil Times
Business

Jan. 19, 2017

Why the Next Three Months Could Decide the Future for Western Australia Farmers

Wet conditions in 2016 led to smaller than average olive crops for Western Australian farmers. With the next three months a critical period, many are hoping for better outcomes, but remain at risk due to lack of insurance.

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A group of people gathered in an olive grove, some standing and others engaged in discussion. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jan. 16, 2017

New Zealand Program Aims for Higher Yields

A project aimed at increasing olive oil yields in New Zealand from the growth stage is progressing as planned, with organizers hoping to see an increased market share of Kiwi olive oil as a result of their efforts.

Row of solar panels reflecting sunlight during sunset with a distant horizon. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jan. 11, 2017

The Trump Cards of Climate Change in Olive Cultivation

For what it's worth, climate change, at least for olive oil production, may prove a blessing in disguise.

A brown insect resting on a green olive leaf with small pests visible on the surface. - Olive Oil Times
Business

Dec. 19, 2016

Australian Farms Face Threat From Deadly Sap-Sucking Bug

The Olive Lace Bug has impacted Western Australia and is threatening to spread further into the country.

Man standing beside an olive tree in an agricultural field with green plants in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Dec. 15, 2016

Moroccan Farmers Combat Climate Change With Olive Trees and Innovation

Climate change is altering Morocco's landscape and creating serious challenges for the agricultural sector. In the Al Haouz province, resilient farmers took steps to adapt, and they have a burgeoning olive industry to show for it.

A group of white geese with outstretched wings standing on the ground. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 5, 2016

Award-Winning Olive Oil Producer Thinks Weed Control Is for the Birds

A young Spanish olive oil producer has decided to try using geese as weeders in his family´s olive groves. By doing so he not only hopes to keep down undergrowth, he also strives to promote the survival of an endangered Spanish goose.

Two golfers walking on a green golf course surrounded by olive trees. - Olive Oil Times
World

Mar. 15, 2016

In Liguria, Olive Oil from a Golf Course

Ligurian producer Franco Boeri Roi makes a Taggiasca olive oil from the trees growing in a golf club in Sanremo.

A branch of an orange tree bearing ripe oranges among green leaves. - Olive Oil Times
N. America

Mar. 9, 2016

Olive Farming Seen as a Promising Alternative to Ailing Citrus Industry in Florida

As citrus greening disease shows no sign of abating, some Florida farmers venture into growing olives on fields that have only known oranges.

Aerial view of a landscape featuring a river, greenery, and mountains in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Feb. 1, 2016

Wastelands for Olive Farming in Punjab

The Punjab Government in Pakistan plans to use the naturally well-drained soil and climatic conditions of Punjab wastelands to promote olive farming.

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