Well-above average rainfall drenched the region last month, which followed the wettest November since 1998.

The advisory board discusses where the biggest opportunities lie in the coming year.

One-on-one private meetings with suppliers, coupled with building relationships with other growers, were focal points of the second annual Connect.

International trade is a major factor in the American agricultural economy. A key player is China. In fact […]

The redesigned portal offers easy access to product information and is compatible with mobile devices.

The specialty crop industry strives to find answers for problems. Let’s hope 2016 is filled with more solutions than problems.

Peach, pecan, and berry growers in Georgia and other Southeast states experienced unseasonably warm temperatures for much of […]

This issue marks our first of its kind State of the Industry report. We, the editorial team of […]

More than 35 grower and supplier operations gathered at the beautiful Rancho Bernardo Inn in San Diego in […]

Chipotle’s recent food safety issues are a cautionary tale for companies that build their reputation on a food elitist platform that sought to demonize “evil corporate agriculture.”

Agribusinesses and producer groups are encouraged to apply for safety grants of up to $10,000 being offered by the Agricultural Safety and Health Council of America (ASHCA).

The 7,000-square-foot facility houses three new labs and 11 offices for six new faculty members.

The new year is ushering in an early legislative session that starts Jan. 12 with a full slate of agricultural priorities.

Tree Fruit 101, is designed as introduction to growing tree fruit commercially.

Fourteen students were the recipients of scholarships to help further their educations in the fruit and vegetable industries.

Farm smarter by tapping into your cell phone.

Initial reports show some producers experiencing 60% to 70% loss.

Session topics include organic certification, community supported agriculture programs, and food safety.

Annual touring and educational program will take place Jan. 31-Feb. 6 in British Columbia.