FDOC Working For You: Energized OJ Ads Have The Juice By Ken Keck|November 23, 2010 As reported earlier in this publication, the Florida Department of Citrus has identified a new consumer segment, “It’s […]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
Agriculture’s Value — Too Often Underappreciated By Drew Duda|November 23, 2010 While it is unfortunate that the Florida agriculture industry has been the unsung, stalwart provider to the state’s […]
Navel Novelty in Fresh Market By Peter Chaires|November 23, 2010 Ask someone familiar with global citrus production and they will tell you that navel oranges are not a […]
Product Showcase: Irrigation Equipment By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2010 For Florida growers, proper water management is key not only to maintaining healthy crops, but also to effectively […]
Citrus Growers Work To Fill In The GAPs By Peter Chaires|November 23, 2010 In February, the FDA requested comments and information that would “inform the development of safety standards for fresh […]
New Leads In Bee Disappearances By Frank Giles|November 23, 2010 Since the latest rounds of honeybee disappearances was noted in 2006, study into its causes has been frenetic. […]
Congratulating Dr. Norman Childers On His 100th Birthday By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2010 They gathered from far and wide on Nov. 19 in Gainesville, FL, to sing Happy Birthday to the […]
Parsons On Citrus: A Freeze To Remember By Larry Parsons|November 23, 2010 The long freeze (or freezes) of early January 2010 was one of the most memorable in recent history. […]
Colombian Retailer To Push Florida Produce By Growing Produce Staff|November 22, 2010 The Florida Department of Agriculture has further expanded its marketing efforts in the Caribbean, Central America, and South […]
School Salad Bar Advocates Support First Lady’s “Let’s Move!” Initiative By Growing Produce Staff|November 22, 2010 With the goal to provide at least 6,000 salad bars to schools in the next three years, a […]
Specialty Crop Industry Leaders Hail Stabenow Appointment By Growing Produce Staff|November 22, 2010 A wide range of fruit and vegetable association leaders hailed the appointment Friday of Michigan’s Debbie Stabenow as […]
Opinion: We’re Not In Kansas Anymore By Frank Giles|November 22, 2010 Who can forget the famous refrain from Dorothy in “Wizard Of Oz? “Lions, tigers, and bears. Oh my!” […]
A Model Of Conservation By Frank Giles|November 22, 2010 In Florida, during the summer months, fresh produce production pretty much shuts down. But, in the greenhouses of […]
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Agricultural Research Service Action Plan By Growing Produce Staff|November 19, 2010 The brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae: Halyomorpha halys) was introduced from Asia into the mid-Atlantic region […]
New York Registration For Presidio Fungicide Posted by Christina Herrick|November 18, 2010 Presidio fungicide from Valent U.S.A. Corp. has been registered for use in New York on brassica, cucurbits, grapes, […]
The Debate Moves Forward On The Food Safety Modernization Act By Growing Produce Staff|November 18, 2010 Yesterday, the Senate invoked cloture to move forward with debate on S. 510, the FDA Food Safety Modernization […]
Citrus Research Bill Gets New Life By Growing Produce Staff|November 17, 2010 The Florida Senate overrode Gov. Charlie Crist’s veto of HB 981, a measure which — among other things […]
CMM and Certis USA To Develop New Plant Stress Technologies By Growing Produce Staff|November 16, 2010 Crop Microclimate Management Inc. (CMM) and Certis have entered into agreements to develop and market new abiotic (environmental) […]
Report Shows Safety Of Fruits And Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|November 16, 2010 A report called “Perspective on Pesticide Residues in Fruits and Vegetables” recently was released by the nonprofit group […]
Tomato Growers, Farmworkers Hammer Out Big Deal By Growing Produce Staff|November 16, 2010 The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) and the Florida Tomato Growers Exchange (FTGE) have reached an agreement that […]
