What you need to identify and manage this pest.

The uniquely colored berry that smells like pineapple is just one of two new juicy varieties being released to growers.

Alternative plant-based food product from Bolthouse Farms shows you can teach an old (hot) dog new tricks.

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

A new study digs deep to find that a soil microbiome can enhance carrot resistance to Alternaria dauci. Find out how.

Find out more about a multimillion-dollar research project that is taking aim at Alternaria leaf blight and head rot.

CDC says the outbreak now involves 43 states.

Learn more about studies exploring the potential of these specialty products.

A California grower/shipper issued a recall involving the entire U.S.

Find out how bringing spicy heat to the mix could lead to varieties resistant to root-knot nematodes.

The purchase entitles Sakata to all existing assets of Danziger’s blocky bell pepper breeding program and will further solidify Sakata’s prominent position in the global pepper market, according to a recent press bulletin.

USDA amends Federal Order for imports of top host crops of tomato brown rugose fruit virus. Find out the new restrictions.

A united effort by four universities delivers four new sweet basil varieties resistant to the disease that almost wiped out field-grown basil in the U.S.

The longtime Central Florida-based grower has donated a mountain of fresh strawberries to help local food banks. Find out how many pounds.

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

Looking for a new pepper crop? Take a look at these 11 peppers seed companies think are the best for growers in 2020.

Agriculture has changed dramatically since the traditional version integrated pest management was developed. Get to know the new model and find out how it applies to strawberry growing.

Compare traits like disease resistance, size, and harvest timing to find the right variety for you.

Open-shade structure can keep fruit plentiful for Florida farmers well into the fall and beyond.