Through the evolution of agricultural technology, there always are differing opinions about the real prospects for widespread adoption.

In his final column for American Vegetable Grower, John Whitney asks: Want your farm to support future generations? Here are some ideas and resources to help you reach your goal.

Government agency is hiring for spots just below the level requiring Senate approval while re-submitting them for the higher level positions.

The melon industry needs more growers like this North Carolina native fighting for better prices and a more sustainable future.

Produce from Chile was distributed throughout several U.S. retail establishments, but no illnesses reported so far.

Data management and machine learning are driving modern medicine breakthroughs. The same technology can be applied to farm fields.

New market potential now on the radar thanks to fresh funding from the government.

Annual report tracks marked increase in acreage over the last few years. With new legislature in place, the horizon broadens for alternative crop.

Adoption of ag tech, robotics, automation, and data management among the hot topics vetted at the PrecisionAg VISION Conference.

Luncheon, topics highlight 10 years of educational sessions in Spanish at annual winter meeting.

22 young men and women from the produce industry from across the country to attend the USApple Capitol Hill Day events in March.

Some areas of the region are running well below average for precipitation — with the height of dry season still on its way.

When it comes to adequately providing enough nourishment for future populations of people, calories don’t necessarily equal health and nutrition.

Washington State University scientist Manoj Karkee recognized for his work with agriculture technology.

Take a closer look at the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018.

Company combines forces with Jack Brown Produce to market and ship 50% of the fresh Michigan apple crop yearly.

Scientists in the Sunshine State and beyond seeking to brew up a variety with shorter photoperiod requirements.

We all know labor is the biggest problem most growers deal with. But why is it so tough? You told us in the 2019 State of the Vegetable Industry survey.

As the government shutdown continues, FDA is calling its food safety inspection staff back in to work.