By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

On this episode Dave Alexander chats with Jared Gutierrez the new president of the National Onion AssociationBy Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

We took a road trip to Payette, Idaho to attend the PNW Seminis Onion Experience +. The Onion Experience is not a typical field day. Many Seminis varieties were on display, but also Carbon Robotics and Parabug were invited to show off their new technology. First, Scott Hendricks, Seminis onion breeder, discusses new yellow varieties Hatchet and Alm…

On today's podcast Dave sits down with Kay Riley to discuss how the onion industry has changed over the course of his 43 year career.By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

Why you should come to the National Onion Association Summer Convention in Boise, Idaho July 6-9. Greg Yielding, NOA Executive Vice President joins the podcast again with updates on the convention.By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

What is the best scouting option for your farm? On this episode, Dave talks to Joe Bogle, Digital Ag Solutions Marketing Lead at Syngenta. Joe gives pros and cons of satellites vs. drones and tells us about new Cropwise. Inspiration for this podcast is from this Syngenta Thrive article: https://www.syngenta-us.com/thrive/production/aerial-imagery.h…

New varieties are available from Bayer Vegetable Seeds and Nunhems! On this episode, Richard Navarrete from Bayer Vegetable Seeds tells us about Hatchet and Almanzoro. Then, Sarah Beaver with BASF Nunhems talks about new Glorioso.By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

Is new onion disease coming to your fields? It’s too soon to say, but Fusarium proliferatum has been found in Utah. Last seen in Idaho in 2014, it was only a one-year problem. On this episode, Claudia Nischwitz with Utah State explains what she found and then onion grower Curtis Marble tells us he lost 40% of his yellow onion crop in 2021 due to th…

We spoke with Victoria Marsh of Crop Vitality at the 2021 Pacific Northwest Vegetable Association conference.By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

We spoke with Greg Yielding at the Idaho-Malheur County Onion Growers Association Trade ShowBy Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.

This episode has two parts. First Dave speaks with Rick Waitly, the Executive Director of the Idaho Onion Growers Association. Then we speak with John Wong the Committee chairman of the Hall of Fame Award Committee of the Idaho and Malheur County Onion Growers’ Associations.By Hosted by David Alexander, Produced by Brian Feist and Sponsored by Novasource.