Bayer CropScience Breaks Ground On North American Bee Care Center Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 3, 2013 As part of its continued commitment to honey bee health, Bayer CropScience broke ground last week on its […]Read More
When Weather Wild Cards Deal Hard Lessons Learned in the Vineyard By Tremain Hatch, Virginia Tech|September 22, 2026
Growers Building Financial Resilience in the Era of Citrus Greening By Justin Little, Nutrien Financial|September 22, 2026
Senate Advances Latest Edition of Farm Bill 2.0 — How Ag Groups Are Reacting Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 21, 2026
Breaking New Ground With Blueberries By Frank Giles|June 3, 2013 When a farm is in a family for nearly 100 years, there’s bound to be change necessary to […]
Orange Pricing Perplexity Starting To Add Up: 2013 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 1, 2013 The law of supply and demand is a fairly simple concept. Putting a finger on citrus pricing lately […]
NOAA: Prepare For A Nasty 2013 Hurricane Season Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 31, 2013 In its 2013 Atlantic hurricane season outlook issued, NOAA’s (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Climate Prediction Center is forecasting an active […]
Get Educated During Smart Irrigation Month Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 29, 2013 Smart Irrigation month takes place in July, which is traditionally the month of peak water demand in North […]
Opinion: Growers Eager For HLB Breakthrough By Frank Giles|May 24, 2013 If you’ve read this month’s cover story, you quickly capture the recurring theme of the search for a […]
Florida Department Of Citrus Focusing On Future Customers By Douglas Ackerman|May 23, 2013 In fiscal year 2013-2014, the Florida Department of Citrus (FDOC) will evolve the orange juice consumer target by […]
Young Growers’ Opportunities Discussed Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 23, 2013 The California Department of Food and Agriculture will discuss opportunities for beginning farmers and ranchers at its upcoming […]
Florida Ag Interests Escape Budget Ax Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 22, 2013 Despite vetoing nearly $370 million of proposed projects, Florida Gov. Rick Scott still managed to OK a record […]
South Florida Water Management District Director Resigns Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 22, 2013 Melissa Meeker, executive director of the South Florida Water Management District, has submitted her letter of resignation to […]
Opinion: Good News Is Getting Harder To Find By Paul Rusnak|May 22, 2013 I hate watching the 11 o’clock news. Every night, it’s the same. The front half of the newscast […]
Citrus Grower Sun Pacific Gets Cuties Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 21, 2013 Sun Pacific, a leading California grower and shipper of citrus fruit, kiwi, tomatoes, and grapes, announced Monday that […]
California Governor Streamlines Water Transfers Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 21, 2013 With near record-low precipitation in California this year, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. Monday issued an executive order […]
Bobby Barben Bags 2013 Citrus Achievement Award By Frank Giles|May 21, 2013 It is no surprise that recent winners of the annual Florida Grower Citrus Achievement Award, sponsored by Chemtura […]
A Wise Water Policy Floats All Boats By Adam Putnam|May 21, 2013 Florida’s future depends on access to a reliable supply of fresh water. While we’re surrounded by seas and […]
Florida Citrus Nurseries Running At Full Capacity By Peter Chaires|May 20, 2013 Despite grower frustrations and concerns with tree decline and fruit drop, many — if not all — Florida […]
What Will The Affordable Care Act Mean To Agriculture? By Frank Giles|May 20, 2013 It is really, really big. While there has been a lot of debate about the Affordable Care Act […]
South Florida Rainy Season Revs Up Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 20, 2013 The upcoming South Florida rainy season looks to be near normal as far as precipitation is concerned, along […]
HLB Economics Costly For Florida Citrus By Thomas H. Spreen|May 16, 2013 Since HLB was first discovered in Florida in 2005, we have learned its vector, the Asian citrus psyllid, […]
Ranking Released For Best Agricultural Colleges In The World Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 15, 2013 The University of California (UC)-Davis, is Number 1 in the world for teaching and research in the area […]
