Marrone Bio Innovations says new product has proven highly effective for controlling downy mildews and white molds.

Biological control — whether you’re talking about biochemicals, microbial products, beneficials, or even the relatively new category of […]

Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this pathogen.

Prolific plant pathogen now presenting a new challenge for Florida producers and researchers.

Lab tests indicate laurel wilt pathogen grows faster in the fall and winter.

Softer crop protection programs are becoming a must in specialty crop production. Growers who aren’t learning more about […]

Uncle Matt’s Organic orange juice brand has enjoyed steady growth since its 2002 inception. The brand’s success is […]

Whether you’re a grower, packer, processor, or retailer, you have experienced the dramatic shift in consumer preference for […]

Quality and profitability are two important factors that drive our agricultural markets. We have fine-tuned our cultivation processes […]

If you understand the role oxygen, and its lack, plays in potato diseases, you’ll be better equipped to battle them.

Scientists from Florida and California are on the case and collaborating.

One of the highlights of the Biocontrols Conference & Expo Series is getting an early look at some […]

Unseasonably wet weather causes outbreak, and growers are warned it can spread to peaches.

Oregon State University researchers developed molecular tools to work with commercially available kits that allow the user to quickly and effectively test plants for the disease, using a dipstick that reveals the presence of the pathogen within minutes.

Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this disease.

While nature always finds a way to adapt, science continues to find other ways to cope.

Disease is on the rise this season and can affect any propagated plant material.

Disease-fighting bees and the deadly citrus psyllid were at the center of two recent, research-fueled out-of-office adventures.

Scientists identify more species of pests that vector deadly fungus.