David Eddy

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

While sales are skyrocketing, organic berries bring a whole host of challenges to grow. Read More

Calling all growers to weigh in on the annual State of the Industry survey. Read More

It’s an opportunity to fine-tune your operation and maximize profits, but it also brings obligations. Read More

Gallo will contribute $1 million to fire recovery effort and will match employee donations two-for-one. Read More

Conference will be held October Oct. 29 - 30 in Stockton, CA. Read More

Monitoring may be most effective way to meet the preventative controls component of the Food Safety Modernization Act. Read More

Almond Alliance of California President Kelly Covello: Without Market Access Program money, the world-dominant industry “might not have entered China, which is now our third largest export market.” Read More

National Honey Board, Project Apis.m investing in pollinator research. Read More

Both have advantages and should attract young people, especially with more so-called club varieties, as seen in apples. Read More

Researchers are finding a multi-pronged approach to pollinators give both sweet and tart cherry growers the best results. Read More