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A long-term research investment in the science of arid soil health

A lettuce field in Yuma, AZ

Yuma’s agricultural might: Arizona’s Silicon Valley of vegetables

aerial view of agricultural area in Yuma, AZ

Yuma Agriculture generates $4.4B to state economy.

Dr. George Frisvold's November 2024 report

The Desert Difference

attendees of the Desert Difference AgTech Conference watch a field demo on Day 1

Lighting up the field for precision agriculture

Agtech Field Day

How Smith Farms Company and Its Leader Win Big by Being Water Wise

Growing Produce

Women of Impact: Interview with Tanya Hodges

Women of Impact

Congratulations to the 2024 Grower Achievement Award regional winners

photo by Natalie Kinnear on Unsplash

In agricultural Yuma, state, federal and local water talks are dictated by the law of the river

Colorado River

Fresh vegetable industry leader Taylor earns UA Honorary Doctorate degree

Congratulations Bruce Taylor

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