Pest Of The Month: Anthracnose of Tomato By Gene McAvoy|December 1, 2012 Identification Tomato growers in West Central Florida are reporting a higher than usual incidence of anthracnose this fall. […]Read More
Less Common Squash and Pumpkin Varieties for Growers To Pick and Choose By Carol Miller|October 14, 2026
Syngenta Names New Leader for Its North American Crop Protection Operations Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 13, 2026
How AI-Powered Drones Are Taking More Growers Beyond Crop Scouting By Andrew Mabry, ZenaDrone|October 13, 2026
Gowan Signs Exclusive With Czech Company By Growing Produce Staff|November 30, 2012 Biopreparáty, spol. s r.o. and Gowan Company, LLC recently signed a commercial agreement for exclusive distribution of Polyversum. […]
Novozymes Acquires Natural Industries Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 28, 2012 Novozymes, a leader in bioinnovation, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Natural Industries Inc. based in Houston, […]
Scientists Work To Develop Global Distribution Map Of Tomato Virus Posted by A. J. Bussan|November 27, 2012 Boyce Thompson Institute (BTI) scientist Zhangjun Fei has teamed up with scientists from across the country to generate […]
Pest Of The Month: Tomato Chlorotic Virus By Gene McAvoy|November 1, 2012 Identification Tomato chlorotic spot virus (TCSV) was found for the first time in Florida in field grown tomato […]
Syngenta, USDA Zero In On Zebra Chip By Growing Produce Staff|October 16, 2012 USDA research entomologist Joseph Munyaneza and Kiran Shetty, Syngenta’s potato crop specialist, recently led a tour for the […]
Protecting Melons Against Bacterial Wilt By Rebecca M. Bartels|October 10, 2012 The number one disease melon growers face is bacterial wilt, a devastating infection that can take out […]
An Inside Look At Diseases Impacting High Tunnel Tomatoes Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 9, 2012 Find out more about diseases that can impact tomatoes being produced in high tunnels from Margaret T. McGrath, […]
New Study Gives Uplifting Lowdown On Laurel Wilt Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 18, 2012 Though laurel wilt remains a top concern for Florida avocado growers, a new University of Florida study is cause for […]
Long-Term Challenges Of Soilborne Diseases By Steven T. Koike, TriCal Diagnostics|September 13, 2012 The challenge: Farmers in the west, like growers everywhere, face a daunting number of production, pest, and economic […]
Potential For Vegetable Disease Outbreak After Isaac Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 5, 2012 Following heavy rainfalls from the storms over Labor Day weekend in Illinois, a University of Illinois crop scientist […]
Count Down The Top 5 Postharvest Pathogens By Jerry Bartz|August 20, 2012 The quality of produce after it leaves the field should be high on any grower’s checklist. These common […]
Zebra Chip Management Recommendations Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 9, 2012 Adult psyllids collected from a sticky card in a commercial potato field in Idaho in June proved to […]
Cucurbit Disease Control Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 8, 2012 Growers of cucurbits need to be aware of what is lurking in their cucurbit fields. What follows is […]
Tend To Tree Growth And Deterioration By Lloyd Singleton|August 1, 2012 Trees speak to me. I see how they grip the ground with a strong embrace. They stretch and […]
Strawberry Fungicide Registered In California Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 25, 2012 Isagro USA has received approval from the U.S. EPA and the California Department of Pesticide Regulation for the […]
Tips To Keep Blossom End Rot In Check Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 25, 2012 Rhonda Ferree, Horticulture Educator with University of Illinois Extension, says that she has received many vegetable-related calls lately. […]
Late Blight Update Posted by A. J. Bussan|July 25, 2012 To date, late blight has been found in North Carolina, New York, Massachussets, California, Connecticut, Florida, Maine, New […]
Pierce’s Disease Assessment Rate Increased Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 23, 2012 California Department of Food and Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross has set the Pierce’s disease winegrape assessment for the […]
An Offensive Approach To Bacterial Diseases By Sally A. Miller|July 11, 2012 A number of serious bacterial diseases of vine crops are seedborne. Bacterial diseases are very difficult to manage […]
