David Eddy

Listeria found during routine sampling prompts action by Jack Brown Produce, Inc. of Sparta, MI, which markets for 10 growers on the state’s famous “Ridge.”

Dole, once the world’s largest producer of fruits and vegetables, recently pulled out of California berry deal.

Florida slips to No. 2 as its orange groves have been decimated by HLB, especially in the wake of Hurricane Irma.

Susan Canales, who has served as Director of Operations for the past two years, will be responsible for overseeing all exhibitor and sponsor activities.

Former State Assemblyman Bill Berryhill is chosen by members to lead CAWG Board of Directors.

Vernon Peterson of Peterson Family Farm and Abundant Harvest Organics to be honored next month at Organic Grower Summit.

Start planning for a world where there won’t be just a shortage of laborers who helped make America’s tree fruit industry remarkable – there will be virtually zero.

Gerawan Farming, one of the largest stone fruit growers in the U.S., will appeal a ruling by California’s highest court on the imposition of what it considers an unreasonable labor contract.

It’s been so long since California enjoyed a super soaker like last year, some growers forgot the rains – though more than welcome – bring challenges.

Cultiva LLC, maker of Parka, a patented food-grade biofilm used to protect grapes, berries, tree fruit, and nuts, […]

Featured speakers at the annual conference, slated for February in Ventura, CA, include Miles Reiter of Driscoll’s.

Sales of organic fruit were up 8.3% year on year, while sales of organic vegetables rose 6.2%.

Wine Institute: Strong quality across the state as ample rain ended drought.

State prohibits many pesticide applications within a quarter-mile of public K-12 schools and licensed child daycare facilities during school hours.

Technology newly available to specialty crop growers provides economic and environmental benefits.

Syngenta receives California registration for Minecto Pro insecticide, to be used on tree nuts, citrus, and vegetables.

Sightings of notorious pest in Mississippi, though crops have been spared so far.

Marrone Bio Innovations says new product has proven highly effective for controlling downy mildews and white molds.

At PrecisionAg Vision Conference, attendees hear it’s not about just a pile of unwieldy maps any more.

Up-to-date information on what products can be used to solve a problem is available right there in the vineyard.