Competition for skilled farm labor is fierce in the West. But Nunes Vegetables, Inc. believes when growers work together, they will attract more workers to their community.

Michigan apple grower says agriculture’s future depends on Farm Bill funding.

Feinstein, colleagues introduce legislation to shield farmworkers from deportation.

When addressing the topic of ag labor, don’t ignore the ancillary benefits each agriculture job supports.

To have a great crop potentially rot in the field because workers can’t be sourced is probably worse than a weather event taking out production.

Dozens of tech companies are looking for solutions to real-world problems vegetable growers face. We take a look at what it could really mean for you and your business.

Association advises members to prepare for Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in wake of Trump’s executive order.

Legislators say the move aligns the program in the department to better fit the needs of agriculture businesses.

Only 14% of vegetable growers use the H-2A program as a source of labor, according to American Vegetable Grower’s 2017 State of the Vegetable Industry Survey. So where is the industry finding its labor?

The No. 1 issue for vegetable growers isn’t pests, food safety, or even weather. It’s a lack of labor.

Vegetable growers face an uncomfortable set of truths: Government regulations can make life difficult for food producers. Regulations […]

Groups say more time is needed to prepare for compliance.

Changes include enhanced training and recordkeeping for pesticide applicators.

Funding to help increase efficiency, make data collection easier.

Agriculture is not a typical industry; fresh produce can’t wait in the field for a crew to come and harvest it.

Naturipe joins growing list of backers in the labor-saving vision and mission of ag-tech startup.

The award was presented at United Fresh’s Washington Conference where discussions focused on labor, trade agreements, and the upcoming election.

California legislation, the first of its kind in the nation, is reviled by grower groups who say it will actually do economic harm to farmworkers.

Operator reportedly demanded rent, payments for transportation and expenses incurred bringing workers to U.S.