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

Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this pest.

Latest variety from Cornell University geared for growers seeking success in local food sector.

In some cases, a higher profit margin line of products just might be the icing on the cake that keeps a farm business going.

A genetic analysis conducted by New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station researchers aims to improve modern cultivation efforts of strawberry growers.

Check out this slideshow for more details on 17 pepper varieties you need to know about from the nation’s leading seed breeders […]

First spotted in Pennsylvania in December 2015, the pest has targeted onion, leeks, chives, garlic, and other allium species.

Savings to the tune of $30 million a year would come with a solution to angular leaf spot.

Central Florida berry operation will donate $20,000 annually over the next five years to fund various research projects backed by the Center for Produce Safety.

Assessment concluded that opportunities abound if Mexican buyers better understand grades, sizes, and quality of U.S. product.

Field trials are in progress to determine if this highly sought-after superfood can survive the swelter of the Sunshine State.

Company receives U.S. Patent approval for continuous picking wheel on the machine.

UF/IFAS expert warns species likely to cause problems for growers.

Officers discover nearly 2,500 pounds of marijuana hidden in the roof of a commercial trailer.

This slideshow provides details on some of the latest cauliflower and broccoli varieties available.

Researchers, state agencies working together to prevent a potential outbreak.

This time it’s a private strawberry breeding company, which says the statewide breeding program has been decimated by UC-Davis.

Four growers from across the country discuss the importance of knowing your customer, how to handle money, and being the face of your farm.

The product from Helm Agro US is registered to control more than 100 broadleaf, grass, and sedge species.