Apple Health Benefits Drive Marketing And Sales By Nancy Foster|May 1, 2009 Any way you slice it, apples are good for your health. Red, green, golden, or striped, researchers around […]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
Lessons Learned In Dry Farming At Frog’s Leap Winery Posted by Christina Herrick|May 1, 2009 Dry farming, a technique employed in Northern California, the Central Coast, and parts of the Central Valley, relies only on annual rainfall rather than irrigation for a crop’s moisture needs.
Ag Applicators Beware By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 The January ruling by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding EPA’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) […]
Taking Action On Abandoned Groves [Opinion] By Mike Sparks|May 1, 2009 During the most recent construction boom, developers purchased Florida citrus groves at a breakneck pace. Growers would joke […]
The Orange Revolution By Frank Giles|May 1, 2009 The citrus grove of the future was a featured topic of one of the educational sessions during the […]
Raspberry Grower Uses Irrigation To Build Strong Roots By Karen L. Hall|May 1, 2009 Blueberry crops thrived this year for Glenn Sakuma of Sakuma Brothers Farms, Bainbridge Island, WA, at least partly […]
New Variety Development A Long Process By Desmond R. Layne|May 1, 2009 If you are like many commercial fruit growers I know, you are always looking for that new “bullet-proof” cultivar […]
Efficient Irrigation: American Farms By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 Israel Morales has been farming in California for almost forty years. He has worked for American Farms for […]
Weed Control Options By Dwight Lingenfelter|May 1, 2009 Sweet corn growers have more weed management tools at their disposal in 2009 compared to even five or 10 […]
Science Will March On Despite Biotechnology Doubts By David Eddy|May 1, 2009 You may have read of a recent report slamming biotechnology that I find disturbing. Titled “Failure to Yield: […]
How Third Party Certification Helped Grower Market Melons By David Eddy|May 1, 2009 Each summer about mid-July, the pilgrimage to north-central Oregon begins. It’s not a religious experience — though some […]
Beneficial Of The Month: Parasitic Wasps By Gene McAvoy|May 1, 2009 Identification Common species include the Ichneumon wasps, Braconid wasps, and Chalcid wasps. They vary greatly in size. Growers […]
Custom Orchard Tractors Posted by Christina Herrick|May 1, 2009 Operating a tractor on the steep terrain of many orchards and vineyards can be challenging. With this in […]
Protecting Fruit From Solar Radiation By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 Tired of dealing with sunburn — on your fruit? Solar stress can have a serious impact on fruit […]
The Last Word: Fixing Food Safety By Adam Putnam|May 1, 2009 Over the last few months the American food supply has been rocked, yet again, by incidents of foodborne […]
A Florida Blueberry’s Tale By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 Dr. Paul Lyrene is as qualified as anybody to tell the story of Florida blueberries. He’s been working […]
Beware Of Regulators Gone Wild [Opinion] By Frank Giles|May 1, 2009 Vice President Joe Biden famously said during the election campaign “You’d better gird your loins.” That was about […]
Spray Technology Advances Can Cut Costs, Improve Coverage By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 Sprayers from Electrostatic Spraying Systems provide excellent plant coverage, resulting in cost savings for growers. Testing done by […]
Potato Pointers: Surfin’ USA By Phil Nolte|May 1, 2009 We’ve all heard the term and we’ve all used it. Love it or loathe it, the latest rage […]
New Sprayers Will Help Multitask By Laura Drotleff|May 1, 2009 Our industry was built on advancements in technology. With growers’ challenges to maintain a viable livelihood in agriculture […]
