Multi-Tasking Tractors By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 The new T2410 and T2420 Boomer compact tractors from New Holland, with 55 and 60 horsepower and maneuverable […]Read More
Your Help Wanted To Find the Next Class of Florida Citrus Hall of Fame Inductees Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 20, 2026
New CINNEX Insecticide and Fungicide Earns EPA Registration Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 19, 2026
Now Seeking Nominations for This Year’s Blueberry Industry Awards By North American Blueberry Council|June 18, 2026
Cucurbit Leaf Crumple Virus By Gene McAvoy|January 1, 2008 In November 2006, cucurbit leaf crumple virus, a virus new to Florida, was found in squash (Cucurbita pepo […]
A Vegetable Experiment By Laura Drotleff|January 1, 2008 With more than 20 acres of greenhouses sitting idle last fall, co-owner Jerry Quaal of Dan & Jerry’s […]
Can You Sell Your Produce On The Internet? By Rick Snyder|January 1, 2008 You can buy just about anything over the Internet. This can be verified simply by browsing through the […]
A New Class Of Pumpkin By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 Siegers Seed Co. has released two new pumpkins and a gourd variety that are quite unique. Exclusive to […]
The Role Of Apples In Diet Decisions By Nancy Foster|January 1, 2008 We’re all guilty of it. Every January, at New Year’s, we reflect on the previous year and resign […]
Future Expectations For Vegetable Growers By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 Industry folks about what they see happening in the coming months in the major vegetable crops.
The Time Has Come For Assessments By David Eddy|January 1, 2008 President of Allied Grape Growers thinks the time has come for a mandatory assessment on grapes.
How To Grow Syrah Grapes In A Hot Climate By David Eddy|January 1, 2008 A premium winegrape grower’s new training system improves quality and saves labor costs.
Battling Purple And Yellow Nutsedge By Megan Oster|January 1, 2008 They may not look imposing, but purple and yellow nutsedge are two of the most troublesome weeds in […]
Filters Keep Sprinklers From Plugging By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 New injection-molded plastic Helix filters from Miller-Leaman, Inc. are designed to filter irrigation water (well water, pond water, […]
Making Research Funding For Agriculture A Priority By John Keeling|January 1, 2008 When Congress considers the needs of production agriculture in the U.S., all too often the discussion focuses on […]
The Heart Of Apple Country By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 Labor continues to be the dominant issue on the minds of fruit growers in Washington. Yet in spite […]
Windbreaks Work For Florida Citrus Grower By Frank Giles|January 1, 2008 The Vero Beach grower was concerned because of the threat canker posed to the east coast of Florida’s […]
Keeping Water Clean By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 NZ Hothouse, a leading New Zealand provider of fresh produce, has opted to use UV technology to disinfect […]
Abbott & Cobb and Rispens Seeds are Standing the Test of Time By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 In today’s marketplace, businesses come and businesses go. When a company has not only survived, but thrived through […]
Find the Right Products to Fight Weeds By Growing Produce Staff|January 1, 2008 Finding the right products to fight weeds while following increasingly stringent restrictions can be tricky. In the first […]
Opinion: Locavore Has Many Meanings By Brian Sparks|January 1, 2008 This past November, the New Oxford American Dictionary announced its Word of the Year for 2007. And that […]
Ringing In 2008 By Rosemary Gordon|January 1, 2008 First, I would like to wish each and every one of you a Happy New Year! Like the […]
For The Love Of An Onion By Brian Sparks|January 1, 2008 My wife loves onions. So much, in fact, that she’ll eat one like it’s an apple. Sure, she’ll […]
