Research team in Michigan examines the use of berry harvester as gentler and more economical way to harvest tart cherries.

New Hampshire experiment station scientists conduct a winter trial in high tunnels to help growers make decisions on which varieties to plant and when.

Manufacturers and suppliers discuss how they are fine-tuning today’s equipment to meet your needs.

Association launches new water web page and digital media campaign.

A recent news story on the ag business highlights the fact growers should try to educate consumer news reporters.

What seems counterintuitive — flooding vineyards and orchards — has paid big dividends for Don Cameron of Terranova Ranch.

Wisconsin event attracts participants from every state in the U.S., and was attended by people from around the world.

Integrated Crop Pollination Project video intended for growers of specialty crops.

Three publications from Purdue University Extension for commercial growers cover production, trials, and diseases, including tomato disease management in greenhouses.

MicroTech Bloom (5-0-0) is newest addition to fertilizer, micronutrient company’s portfolio.

Irrigate-IQ Uniform Corner allows growers to maximize yield through uniform water applications.

Cleaning equipment, checking for damages, and ensuring proper calibration should be standard procedure before the season begins.

Researchers, interested growers help launch new industry.

Agency gives recommendations on products to protect hives against parasites.

The potential advantages of the movable structures compared to field production and permanent high tunnel structures will be evaluated.

An expert from Purdue University says use the latest technology to improve data collection and make investments to increase productivity while paying attention to costs.

The business model of Coveyou Farms in Michigan has allowed the operation to be sustainable and profitable in a challenging market.

Researchers are developing long-term storage techniques for honeybees, including creating a way to revive frozen embryos.

The product is USDA certified organic and is expected to be used in commercial flumes and rinse tanks that wash fresh produce.