EPA Approves New Restricted Entry Interval For Revus Posted by Christina Herrick|April 1, 2010 Syngenta Crop Protection announced that EPA has approved a shorter Restricted Entry Interval (REI) for Revus fungicide. Revus, […]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
IFTA 2010 Conference; Grand Rapids, MI By Brian Sparks|April 1, 2010 This was also the first IFTA conference planned under the leadership of The Drake Co., the new management […]
Battling Disease In Stone Fruit By James E. Adaskaveg|April 1, 2010 Powdery mildew of peach and nectarine occurs worldwide, but is most damaging in semi-arid growing areas. The disease […]
Beating BOT Blight In Pistachios By Ann-Marie Jeffries|April 1, 2010 Many of California’s pistachio growers were taken by surprise when an outbreak of Botryosphaeria blight, or BOT blight, […]
The Discovery Of The European Grapevine Moth By Ann-Marie Jeffries|April 1, 2010 European grapevine moth larvae will appear in flower clusters. The second generation will enter the berries, causing them […]
California Walnut Growers Partner On Codling Moth Control By Laura Drotleff|April 1, 2010 Every man for himself has turned into all for one and one for all in the case of […]
New WA-2 Apple From Washington By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2010 After 15 years, the Washington State University (WSU) apple breeding program, based at the Tree Fruit Research and Extension […]
Americans Buying More Produce By Growing Produce Staff|March 30, 2010 The volume of fresh fruits and vegetables purchased by American consumers increased over the past year, according to […]
Gene Identified That Can Boost Tomato Yields By Growing Produce Staff|March 30, 2010 A Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) scientist in New York and his colleagues at the Hebrew University in […]
Hashing Out H-2A By Growing Produce Staff|March 30, 2010 Recent regulatory changes to the H-2A agricultural worker program became effective March 15. To help employers seeking temporary […]
Online Tool Tracks Salad From Field To Store Shelf Posted by A. J. Bussan|March 29, 2010 Fresh Express, a wholly owned subsidiary of Chiquita Brands, has announced the creation of “Your Salad Story, a […]
Ultra Sprayer Tires Posted by Christina Herrick|March 29, 2010 Goodyear Farm Tires, a Titan Tire Corporation brand, has introduced the Ultra Sprayer line of tires designed for […]
Scientists Determine Plants Can Grow Quickly Or Ward Off Insects, Not Both By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2010 Research indicates that plants can’t grow quickly and defend themselves against insects at the same time. The findings […]
Rimon Label Expanded To Four Additional Crop Groups By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2010 EPA has granted federal registration to Rimon 0.83EC Insecticide for use on snap and dry beans, low-growing berries, […]
Bacterial Speck Outbreak Confirmed By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2010 Reports of a disorder on tomatoes in the Immokalee area with unusual symptomolgy but indicative of a possible […]
USDA Seeks Feedback On Food Safety By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2010 USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced that it is seeking comment on proposed measures to enhance […]
Additional Hearings On Numeric Nutrient Criteria Set By Growing Produce Staff|March 25, 2010 In January, EPA proposed numeric nutrient criteria for flowing waters in Florida. In February, EPA held public hearings […]
Learning In The Field By Frank Giles|March 25, 2010 A highlight of the event is a five-stop field tour on the Center’s 400-acre grounds. The soil fumigation […]
Florida Senate Passes Tomato Safety Bill By Growing Produce Staff|March 24, 2010 The state Senate has passed a bill designed to ensure the safety of Florida-grown tomatoes following a false […]
Weather Delay Makes Florida’s Strawberries Super Sweet By Growing Produce Staff|March 24, 2010 For weeks, unusually cold winter temperatures delayed Florida’s strawberry harvest, leaving grocery shelves empty. The strawberries now are […]
