Ohio State University Extension To Hold Herbicide Spray Drift Awareness Workshops Posted by Christina Herrick|June 7, 2010 New herbicide-resistant field crop cultivars will be hitting the market within the next few years, which is causing […]Read More
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
Is Stainless Steel Harvesting Equipment The Way To Go? By Laura Drotleff|June 3, 2010 Food safety remains a major concern within the fresh produce industry, with growers taking great precautions in and […]
DuPont Divests Mancozeb Assets By Growing Produce Staff|June 3, 2010 DuPont announced it has divested its global non-mixture mancozeb fungicide business assets to United Phosphorus Ltd. (UPL), including […]
Gummy Stem Blight By Rosemary Gordon|June 3, 2010 Gummy stem blight is known to some as the most feared disease of watermelon. Why? Because of its […]
Gowan Forms A New Subsidiary By Growing Produce Staff|June 2, 2010 Gowan Company, LLC forms Gowan USA, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary, with its sole focus on the U.S. agriculture […]
Leonard Brown Discusses Diversification By David Eddy|June 2, 2010 Editor’s Note: Leonard Brown of Earl Brown & Sons, a vertically integrated apple and winegrape grower in Milton-Freewater, […]
USDA To Provide Natural Disaster Aid Posted by Christina Herrick|June 2, 2010 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) funds are being made available to farmers and […]
Retaining Nutrients In Irradiated Salads By Growing Produce Staff|June 2, 2010 Irradiation is known to reduce microorganisms in food, both harmful and nonharmful. For leafy greens, in particular, Agricultural […]
More Crops Added To Seed Treatment Label Posted by A. J. Bussan|June 2, 2010 Stamina (pyraclostrobin) fungicide seed treatment from BASF can now be used on a number of crops, including dried […]
For Farm Security, It Pays To Be On High Alert By Paul Rusnak|June 2, 2010 As if economic pressures, insects, diseases, and weather weren’t enough to keep Florida growers busy, reports of ag-related […]
Streamlining Food Safety Audits By Ann-Marie Jeffries|June 1, 2010 One food-borne illness outbreak can devastate an entire industry, and no growing operation wants its customers getting sick. […]
Citrus Industry Feeling Squeezed Posted by A. J. Bussan|June 1, 2010 Florida’s largest citrus trade organization said recent actions by Gov. Charlie Crist display a lack of support for […]
Herbicide Alternatives Not A Silver Bullet In Vineyards By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 As most longtime winegrape growers can tell you, weed problems have changed drastically through the years. Perhaps the top […]
Earl Brown & Sons Is Constantly Changing And Adapting By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 Not many apple growers end up becoming winemakers, but then again, not many growers start out as research […]
Report: Income Improving For U.S. Producers By Growing Produce Staff|June 1, 2010 According to the new Rabobank U.S. Farm & Ranch Survey, year-over-year income for U.S. farmers and ranchers has […]
Novel Vacuum Apple Harvester Unveiled By Brian Sparks|June 1, 2010 For the past year, fruit growers Mike Rasch and Chuck Dietrich, along with Phil Brown of Phil Brown […]
Crop Scouting: It’s No Secret By Amy Ogburn|June 1, 2010 Crop scouting is an important part of managing crops that is sometimes overlooked when the season is rolling […]
Using Lights To Harvest Grapes At Night By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 Growers considering night harvest to provide wineries with cooler fruit, and to address regulations.
Opinion: A Blueprint For Greening Research By Ken Keck|June 1, 2010 The release of the National Academies’ report, “Strategic Planning for the Florida Citrus Industry: Addressing Citrus Greening Disease,” […]
Eternal Optimist By Frank Giles|June 1, 2010 In a different era, Jerry Newlin preferred to play a low-key role and stay out of the limelight […]
