Top 100 Vegetable Growers: Southwest By Growing Produce Staff|October 30, 2010 Top 100 Growers: SOUTHWEST Rank Company HQ State 2009 Acreage Acreage Change Year Founded Crops Grown in […]Read More
Top 100 Growers: North Posted by Christina Herrick|October 30, 2010 .table1 { border-collapse: collapse; border-color: #aeadad; } Top 100 Growers: NORTH Rank Company HQ State 2009 Acreage […]
Top 100 Growers: Southeast Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 30, 2010 Top 100 Growers: SOUTHEAST Rank Company HQ State 2009 Acreage Acreage Change Year Founded Crops Grown in […]
Opinion: Mulling Modern Agriculture By Mary Hartney|October 28, 2010 Can you imagine a world without farmers? We’d certainly be one hungry planet. That’s the theme of a […]
Winner’s View: Jerry Newlin On Old And New Lessons Learned Posted by Christina Herrick|October 28, 2010 In the last four issues, Citrus Achievement Award winner Jerry Newlin has addressed vital issues of the day. […]
New Disease, New Challenge with Groundnut Ringspot Virus By Laura Drotleff|October 28, 2010 Another virus is exactly what U.S. tomato growers don’t need, but according to reports from southern Florida, a […]
Pest Of The Month: Cercospora Leaf Spot By Gene McAvoy|October 28, 2010 Identification In the state, frogeye leaf spot is most common in North Florida and early plantings in South […]
The Age Of Valquarius By Peter Chaires|October 28, 2010 The Valquarius brand ‘SF14W-62’ (U.S. patent pending) is a new and distinct mid-season Valencia sweet orange developed by […]
Tomato Vendor Crackdown By Growing Produce Staff|October 28, 2010 Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Charles H. Bronson announced that two tomato vendors at a private Immokalee […]
In Focus: Phil Rucks By Growing Produce Staff|October 28, 2010 1. Are growers planting more trees in the face of greening? Rucks: “This year, growers seem to be more […]
Product Showcase: Plastic Mulch Equipment By Growing Produce Staff|October 28, 2010 There is more than one way to prepare your fields and plant crops. However, the preferred methods usually […]
Setting Sights On Stink Bugs By Growing Produce Staff|October 28, 2010 USDA-Agriculture Research Service (ARS) Administrator Ed Knipling and other agency experts met with concerned representatives from the apple […]
Opinion: The Spice Of Life By Brian Sparks|October 28, 2010 Think about how many times you hear that this person, or that product, is the “next big thing.” […]
Tomato Grower Survey Tells Story Of Concern Posted by Christina Herrick|October 27, 2010 Between last year’s freeze, poor market, labor issues, and over-the-top regulations, tomato growers in Florida are considerably concerned […]
Developing A $100 Million Broccoli Industry Posted by Christina Herrick|October 27, 2010 A Cornell University-led team of industry and academic researchers is launching an effort to develop a $100 million […]
World’s Largest Pumpkins Posted by Christina Herrick|October 27, 2010 Three winning pumpkins from regional weigh-offs across the U.S., including a new world record holder, are on display […]
Millions Committed To Organic Berries Posted by Christina Herrick|October 27, 2010 A senior official with the USDA will visit Oregon State University this week to announce two grants worth […]
FDA Awards $18.5 Million In Grants For Food And Feed Safety By Growing Produce Staff|October 27, 2010 FDA awarded 84 grants worth $18.5 million in fiscal year 2010 to help state and local regulatory agencies […]
Nurseryman Off To Carve Up The Big Apple Posted by Christina Herrick|October 26, 2010 Nurseryman Scott Cully may help the company peddle blueberry plants at his day job, but this Halloween he […]
Specialty Crops Research Gets Boost Posted by Christina Herrick|October 26, 2010 Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced 28 grants to solve specialty crop agriculture issues through research and Extension […]
