Paul Rusnak
Reasons Why There’s Cautious Optimism for Almond Crop Prices
Smaller supplies, declining acreage, and inventory rebuilding could help support almond crop prices through the end of 2026.
USDA’s First Outlook of the 2026-2027 Florida Citrus Season
The government agency has released its initial crop estimate for Florida’s 2026-2027 citrus season. See how the numbers shake out.
Support on the Grow for Climate-Smart Vegetable Farming
California researchers are helping organic vegetable farmers adopt climate-smart practices that conserve water, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve soil health.
Fruitful Scholarship Opportunities from California Table Grape Growers
For 2027, the California Table Grape Growers Commission are again offering three categories of scholarships.
Why Development of Nation’s First Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Clone Is a Big Deal
Breakthrough gives researchers a powerful tool to speed development of tomato spotted wilt virus-resistant fruit and peppers.
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Gain More Ground in Your Orchard With Irrigation Automation
Shifting from manual to volumetric irrigation automation reduces water use, increases yields, and pays for itself in less than three years.
Fresh Ginger Takes Root as Alternative Crop in the Midwest
From production tips to market potential, discover how fresh ginger can add value to diversified vegetable operations.
How a 25-Acre Vegetable Farm Keeps Its Employees Year-Round
Harvest Tide Organics prioritizes its people and uses year-round jobs, benefits, and predictable CSA income to keep a strong team together.
Listen Up! Growing Produce Has a New Podcast for You
Tune into the ‘Growing Produce Podcast’ as we unpack the stories, science, and business behind American fruit and vegetable production.
Ways Insect Growth Regulators Work Best for Tree Fruit Growers
Effectiveness of IGRs (insect growth regulators) puts a premium on understanding pest development and getting spray timing right.
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Why Optical Sorting Success for Fruit Packers Starts Upstream
Accurate, consistent sorting depends on more than the inspection technology.
Can a Drone Spray an Apple Orchard Effectively? Watch and See
Apple Girl Kaitlyn Thornton wants to know if a drone can really spray an apple orchard effectively. Watch as we find out with her.
Joel Viereck Selected as This Year’s Grower Achievement Award Winner
2026 Grower Achievement Award winner Joel Viereck solves what he can on the farm — and speaks up about what he can’t.
Cal Poly’s Farmland Debate Is About More Than Acres
Learn why Cal Poly’s proposed West Campus development project has become a flashpoint for students, alumni, agricultural industry advocates, and more.
Western Growers Calls Out CA Governor for ‘Economically Stupid Mandate’
AB 2646 establishes a minimum hourly rate of $19.75 for certain agricultural workers beginning Jan. 1, 2027, thus boosting H-2A wages.
New Data Reveals Promising Reality of The Potato Domino Effect
New retail campaign highlights the marked impact of fresh potato purchases on the rest of sales on a grocery run.
How Emeritus Vineyards Grows Opportunities with Diversification and Dry Farming
Emeritus Vineyards in California stays focused on quality and pursues new opportunities in a difficult wine market.
The Top Leafy Greens You’ll Want To Grow Now
Compare the production strengths of these top selections of leafy greens to find the best fit for your operation.
Enza Zaden Named Signature Sponsor of 2026 CEAg World Conference & Expo
Global vegetable breeding company Enza Zaden joins CEAg World in supporting innovation and the future of controlled environment agriculture.