2 Ways Growers Can Adapt In An Improving Economy By Michael D. Minton | Laura Minton Young|February 13, 2014 Follow these tips to sustain your profit margin as commerce starts to rev up.Read More
Senate Advances Latest Edition of Farm Bill 2.0 — How Ag Groups Are Reacting Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 21, 2026
My Take on the First Great Lakes Tek Flex: Autonomy at Grower Speed By Thomas Skernivitz|September 19, 2026
Climate Study Projects Major Changes In Plant Growth Habits Posted by Lauren María Alexander|February 13, 2014 Certain native species may no longer grow well in their climate, study predicts.
Dry Season Anything But In South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 12, 2014 Region records wettest January in more than 20 years.
Opinion: Florida Citrus Growers United In Fight For Survival By Frank Giles|February 12, 2014 Producers are increasing the pressure on the scientific community to come up with results for the millions of dollars being invested in research.
New Tier IV Emissions-Compliant Tractors From Mahindra Posted by Rosemary Gordon|February 12, 2014 The eMax series sub-compact tractors are available in three configurations.
Study Says Labor Reform May Be Tied To An Increase In Food Prices Posted by Lauren María Alexander|February 12, 2014 Labor reform in Arizona may raise food prices and cut national food and fiber production.
Citrus Research Funding Arrives In Nick Of Time By Mike Sparks|February 11, 2014 Investment to go a long way in uncovering solutions to citrus greening disease.
Latest Florida Citrus Forecast: The Bleeding Has Stopped, For Now Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 10, 2014 For the first time this season, official estimate from USDA isn’t a downgrade from initial prediction.
President Obama Signs Farm Bill Into Law Posted by Lauren María Alexander|February 7, 2014 Bipartisan measure finally reaches the finish line.
California Asian Citrus Psyllid Quarantine Enlarged Again Posted by David Eddy|February 7, 2014 Latest find prompts expansion in San Joaquin Valley, the state’s Citrus Belt.
Scientists Focus In To Provide More Accurate Citrus Crop Estimates Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 6, 2014 Study uses photographic evidence to provide a better picture of future yield.
Researchers Find Genetic Cause For Citrus Canker Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 5, 2014 Scientific breakthrough puts industry a step closer to a cure for the problematic pathogen.
The 2014 Farm Bill: What Growers Need To Know Posted by Rosemary Gordon|February 4, 2014 The measure provides nearly $4 billion in funding for programs that benefit specialty crop production, including fresh produce.
USDA Launches Effort To Assist California Producers Affected By Drought Posted by David Eddy|February 4, 2014 $20 million available for agricultural conservation enhancements on key agricultural lands.
Sonia Tighe Joins GenNext Growers Advisory Council Posted by Christina Herrick|February 4, 2014 Director of FFVA’s Emerging Leader Development Program brings experience with the needs of the next generation of citrus growers.
California Citrus Industry Pegs Freeze Damage At $441 Million Posted by David Eddy|February 3, 2014 San Joaquin Valley citrus growers evaluated damage from December freeze.
Strength In Numbers Found At 2014 Florida Citrus Show By Paul Rusnak|February 1, 2014 Growers gather in droves in hopes to find silver linings amid greening worries.
Preparation Pays In Succession Planning Process By Christina Herrick|February 1, 2014 Experts say the time is right for ensuring the viability of transferring your farm to the next generation.
The Time Is Ripe To Strongly Defend Orange Juice By Douglas Ackerman|January 30, 2014 The Florida Department of Citrus is ready to set the record straight and mitigate any negative perceptions.
New Farm Bill To Include $125 Million For Citrus Greening Research Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 30, 2014 Funding over the next five years would come at crucial time for growers, industry stakeholders.
