Blueberry Growers Watching Out For Overplanting By David Eddy|November 10, 2009 The problem is a familiar one to growers of all crops. The high prices of the past several […]Read More
New Learning Opportunity for Precision Spraying in Orchards Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 9, 2026
Innovative Team Effort Powers Smart Orchard Initiative Into the Future By Melinda Taschetta-Millane|June 9, 2026
N.C. MarketReady Releases Fresh Produce Safety Training Curriculum By Growing Produce Staff|November 10, 2009 North Carolina Cooperative Extension is helping fruit and vegetable farmers across the state minimize fresh produce safety risks […]
Online Exclusive: Irrigation Products By Growing Produce Staff|November 6, 2009 Customized Pump Stations A fully-integrated pump station and center pivot control package manufactured by Lindsay’s Watertronics subsidiary allows […]
New iPhone App Helps Shoppers Choose Apples By Growing Produce Staff|November 5, 2009 Them Apples, a new free iPhone app available through iTunes, features a comprehensive index of the most popular […]
Medfly Infestation Detected In San Diego County By Growing Produce Staff|November 4, 2009 A Mediterranean fruit fly infestation has been discovered in Fallbrook, CA, in San Diego County. Two adult male […]
Is Your Heater Hurting Your Plants? By Rick Snyder|November 4, 2009 Greenhouse heating is essential to overwinter vegetables in all but the extreme southern latitudes of the U.S. Rather […]
Variety File: Bring On The Color By Growing Produce Staff|November 4, 2009 Seeds By Design has four beet varieties, each one bringing something different to the table, so to speak. […]
New Push For Produce At Corner Stores By Growing Produce Staff|November 3, 2009 Convenience stores in Newark, NJ, are shifting their focus from packaged snack foods and soft drinks to fresh […]
University Resources For Insect Control By Growing Produce Staff|November 3, 2009 Clemson University Coastal Research and Education Center http://www.clemson.edu/public/rec/coastal Integrated Pest Management Guides http://www.clemson.edu/extension/horticulture/fruit_vegetable/index.html Cornell University New York State […]
The Lowdown On Buying Local Posted by Christina Herrick|November 3, 2009 Fruit Market analysts Belrose, Inc. have issued a free report analyzing the potential effects of the buying local […]
Proposed Changes To Crop Insurance Program By Lynn Kime | Samuel Coburn|November 3, 2009 The Federal Crop Insurance Commission (FCIC) has proposed several changes to the crop insurance program. These changes, if […]
Quash Fungicide Now Registered In California By Growing Produce Staff|November 3, 2009 Valent U.S.A. Corporation has received California registration for the use of Quash fungicide on stone fruit and tree […]
Syngenta Opens New Vegetable Seed Processing Facility By Growing Produce Staff|November 3, 2009 Last week, Syngenta Seeds opened its Pasco, WA, vegetable seed processing facility. The facility is located on approximately […]
$19 Million Awarded In Organic Research, Education, And Extension Grants By Growing Produce Staff|November 3, 2009 Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced last week that more than $19 million in grants have been awarded […]
Ag Census Creates Race Profiles By Growing Produce Staff|November 2, 2009 The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has released county-level demographic profiles of U.S. farm and ranch operators. These […]
Specialty Crop Spending Needs Scrutiny By Growing Produce Staff|November 2, 2009 While fruit and vegetable associations enjoyed sweet victory with the passage of the 2008 Farm Bill, the first […]
Climate Change Legislation And Specialty Crops By John Keeling|November 1, 2009 Congress is currently considering aggressive federal programs to combat the causes of climate change. Many within the specialty […]
Seeking Citrus’ Holy Grail By Growing Produce Staff|November 1, 2009 Last month, Southern Gardens Citrus began its second set of research field trials — planting citrus trees which […]
Pest Of The Month: Spotted Wing Drosophila By Gene McAvoy|November 1, 2009 Identification This pest is of typical size and appearance for a drosophila fruit fly with an adult body […]
Product Showcase: Low-Volume Applicators On Display By Growing Produce Staff|November 1, 2009 With several insecticides labeled for low-volume applications to control psyllids, growers are interested in learning more about mist-application […]
