American Vegetable Grower September 2015
In This Issue
GenNext Researchers: Amanda Gevens
As the next generation of growers become leaders and decision makers in their own operations, they won’t have […]
GenNext Resarchers: Matthew J. Grieshop
As the next generation of growers become leaders and decision makers in their own operations, they won’t have […]
Pero Family Farms Is The 2015 Grower Achievement Award Recipient
The farm family that runs this Delray Beach-FL based operation develops, produces, packages, and markets its fresh-cut products while continuing to think outside the box.
Be Food Safety Recall-Ready [Opinion]
No one ever wants to make someone sick after consuming fresh produce, but in spite of the protocols in place, recallls happen and you must be prepared.
Sustainable Options For Controlling Brown Marmorated Stink Bug In Vegetables
A researcher from Rutgers University offers pointers to help you control this pest of fruits and vegetables.
8 Must-Have Melons
This month’s variety specs feature focuses on the latest cantaloupe and melon varieties. Some of the features highlighted […]
Clear Up Misconceptions About Water Use In Ag
Those in the industry need to to clear up misconceptions about water use in agriculture.
New Vegetable Grafting Technique Reduces Labor
Researchers patent a process to eliminate rootstock with the goal of making grafting more affordable in the U.S.
The Latest Vegetable Varieties For Covered Production
Check out cucumber, pepper and tomato offerings available from DeRuiter, Johnny’s Selected Seeds, Rijk Zwaan, and Syngenta. The […]
Disease Resistance Is A Priority In Greenhouse Vegetable Varieties
When choosing varieties for the greenhouse keep in mind that they are bred for greenhouse conditions, such as lower light, higher humidity, and higher temperature.
There’s More Than One Way To Nix Nematodes
Compare and contrast these five nematicide products to find out what’s the best fit for your farm.
Maximizing Nematode Management In Vegetables
Crop termination is the foundation of mitigating the soil pests for the following season.