Another National Ag Day came and went on March 18. Did you do anything to promote it this […]

Via enhancements made to its manufacturing plant, Florida company is able to provide more of its product to various fertilizer distributors and retailers throughout the country.

Asian citrus psyllid is found in Madera County – the heart of the San Joaquin Valley.

USDA has proposed a new rule which would limit payment to those who are only actively engaged in farming.

Pageant marks comeback of longstanding industry tradition.

Common farming practices may be vulnerable to Clean Water Act enforcement under the rule.

Governor, legislative leaders, announce $1 billion emergency drought legislation.

Bayer CropScience announces program to increase forage opportunities for critical pollinators.

Unique Gainesville, FL-based breeding program focusing on mandarin hybrids.

Federal Farm Bill funding will bolster surveillance, detection, and identification of invasive threats to crops.

USDA reports that 97% of all U.S. farms are family-owned.

Florida Grower editor Frank Giles says the notion that laying out facts in defense of science somehow constitutes a grand conspiracy should give us all pause.

Check out three high-tech gadgets designed to keep your farming operation on the right track.

There is plenty of outside-the-box thinking being used today to solve longstanding problems. Are you up to speed?

Zinc-based antimicrobial stirs grower interest.

Organization taps Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association president Mike Stuart to help advocate on behalf of the industry and to encourage fresh produce consumption.

While at the recent Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention held in Hershey, PA, I sat in on a […]

New Western IPM Center report shows integrated pest management is widely used and has slashed pesticide use in the western U.S.

Class 4 of Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association’s Emerging Leader Development Program learns best by getting out of the classroom and into the field.