Setting The Scouting Bar By Tacy Callies|April 1, 2009 Two years ago, Holly Chamberlain never expected to be running her own statewide scouting service. But looking at […]Read More
Why It’s Important Certified Crop Advisers Are Heard By Patrick Giannetti, Yara North America|June 22, 2026
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
Fruit Industry Teams Up For IPM Innovations By James R. McFerson|April 1, 2009 In the midst of current big issues — the global economic maelstrom, a new administration in Washington, DC, […]
IFTA Conference Travels To Germany By David Eddy|April 1, 2009 Marcin Hermanowicz of Poland’s Fresh Fruit Services told the audience of how his country has become a major […]
Seed Treatment Insecticide For Cucurbits By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 The first seed treatment insecticide for small-seeded vegetables has been approved by EPA for use on cucurbits. The […]
Rust Resistant Bean Crops By Laura Drotleff|April 1, 2009 The detection of 3,000 proteins produced in plants of common beans could help breeders develop resistance against the […]
Opinion: Expanding Our Communication By Brian Sparks|April 1, 2009 Recently I read an article posted on Time magazine’s website that listed ten metropolitan newspapers from across the […]
Vine Lines: Petiole Sampling To Monitor Grapevine Nutrient Status By Ron Brase|April 1, 2009 Farming is all about timing. Some of the things we need to do are time-flexible like pruning, while […]
In Focus: Four Questions With Dante Brunetti Posted by Christina Herrick|April 1, 2009 1. Florida Grower (FLG):What is systemic acquired resistance in plants, and why is it important? Brunetti: Systemic acquired […]
Almond Leaders Host Environmental Tour By David Eddy|April 1, 2009 Recycling of pruned limbs, integrated pest management, and sensor technology for efficient irrigation were a few of the […]
Crop Protection 2009 By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 It is quite an undertaking to find the right products to keep insects from taking hold in your fields […]
United Fresh Strongly Opposes Cuts in MAP Funding By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 The United Fresh Produce Association (United Fresh) is strongly opposed to any action that would reduce funding for […]
Overcoming Apple Scab By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 Ask researchers and crop consultants what the most prominent and problematic disease is for apples in the Northeast […]
Mexico Adds Tariffs Posted by Christina Herrick|April 1, 2009 Retaliating over the U.S. ending a pilot program that allowed Mexican trucks to take goods into the U.S., […]
Prioritizing Bloomtime Applications In Almonds By Wesley K. Asai|April 1, 2009 Worst case scenario: I was just getting ready to apply a pink bud spray to my almonds which […]
Opinion: Stimulating Citrus Sales By Ken Keck|April 1, 2009 Earlier this year, it became clear that funding citrus disease research projects recommended by the National Academy of […]
High Tunnel Growers Get Financial Support By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 Twenty-three Mississippi fruit and vegetable growers have been awarded cost-share grants from the Mississippi Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association […]
Silverleaf Whitefly Control Is Critical By Dave Schuster|April 1, 2009 Editor’s Note: During the Florida Ag Expo held at the Gulf Coast Research and Education Center in November, […]
New Holland Introduces New Tractors By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 A staple on the farm is the tractor. Today, growers have more and more choices, with units offering everything […]
Census Show The Changing Face Of Ag By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2009 Every five years, USDA releases its Census of Agriculture. Though the data is two years old by the […]
Greening Breakthrough By Frank Giles|April 1, 2009 Working with several research colleagues, Drs. David Hall and Yong-Ping Duan of the USDA Agricultural Research Service have […]
