FFVA On The Line: Small Farms And Food Safety By Lisa Lochridge|December 1, 2009 Small growers who are worried about the impact of mandatory food safety regulations should have no illusions that […]Read More
How To Manage Soil Salinity in Your Fruit and Nut Orchards By Dan Cook, Tessenderlo Kerley|June 5, 2026
A Traceability Solution By Laura Drotleff|December 1, 2009 Time is running out. Small growers have an opportunity to buy into a very inexpensive traceability solution as […]
Late Blight: The Enemy Within By Phil Nolte|December 1, 2009 By now the late blight problems of summer 2009 are just a bad memory for most of us. This […]
Through The Eyes Of An Optimist By Rosemary Gordon|December 1, 2009 We are on the cusp of the year 2010. Remember just 10 years ago, when Y2K was on […]
Opinion: Working To Grow Demand For Florida Citrus By Ken Keck|December 1, 2009 In light of growers’ economic challenges, the Florida Citrus Commission (FCC) voted to maintain the current box tax […]
Pest Of The Month: Broad Mite By Gene McAvoy|December 1, 2009 Identification The broad mite pest attacks terminal leaves and flower buds and causes them to become malformed. Broad […]
The Power Of Beneficial Nematodes By Julie Graesch|December 1, 2009 Nematodes are small roundworms that can help to improve insect control through part of an IPM program. Are […]
Low-Volume Sprayer Rodeos By Clint Hoffmann | Brad Fritz | Dan Martin|December 1, 2009 In September, two citrus sprayer calibration clinics, also called rodeos, were organized by the Florida Extension Service, in […]
A New Approach To Managing Apple Replant Disease By Growing Produce Staff|December 1, 2009 Mark Mazzola, an Agricultural Research Service (ARS) plant pathologist, is studying amoebas and the bacteria they stalk in […]
Winner’s View: Peter McClure on Getting Involved in the Citrus Industry By Growing Produce Staff|December 1, 2009 In his final winner’s view comment, Citrus Achievement Award Winner Peter McClure tells Florida’s citrus growers that now […]
Farm Equipment Industry Consolidation May Impact Growers By John W. Inman|December 1, 2009 The recent Italian Farm Equipment convention in Laguna Nigel, CA, was an opportunity for Italian farm equipment manufacturers […]
Product Spotlight: AutoFarm ParaDyme By Growing Produce Staff|November 30, 2009 The AutoFarm ParaDyme System is a single-system solution to precision ag: planter control, application control, yield monitoring, data […]
California Psyllid Quarantine Expands By Growing Produce Staff|November 24, 2009 Recent detections in California of the Asian citrus psyllid in Imperial, San Diego, and Los Angeles counties have […]
Potato Production Up In Idaho, Down In New York By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 In Idaho, potato production is up 12% from 2008 Idaho’s potato production, according to the National Agricultural Statistics […]
Regalia Biofungicide Receives OMRI Listing By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 Marrone Bio Innovations’ new fungicide, Regalia (Reynoutria sachalinensis), is now listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI). […]
New Corn Varieties May Be Coming Soon By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 A four-year effort to sequence the genome of corn — something that is expected to speed up development […]
More Than Melons By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 Last week, agents stopped a semi on I-75 hauling a load of melons in Central Florida. Problem was […]
Deere & Company Named A Global Top Company By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 Deere & Company has been named to Fortune Magazine’s 2009 list of Global Top Companies for Leaders, which […]
Court Rules For Generic Table Grape Ads By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 A federal appeals court in San Francisco has rejected three grape growers’ challenge to a mandatory advertising campaign […]
Nine Weeds Resistant To Glyphosate Posted by Christina Herrick|November 23, 2009 In a recent presentation to EPA, officials from the Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) reported that nine […]
