Found In Florida: Notorious Noxious Weed Makes Way To U.S. By Growing Produce Staff|November 16, 2012 Chrysopogon aciculatus, a perennial grass known as golden false beardgrass, lovegrass, or Mackie’s pest was recently detected in […]Read More
Where To Learn More About Growing Great Indoor Strawberries Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 14, 2026
Why Washington State Fruit Growers Need to Adapt for Drought Now By Jon DeVaney, Washington State Tree Fruit Association|September 12, 2026
Melon Breeding: Can Flavor Flourish Without Sacrificing Shelf Life? By Michele Katsaris|September 11, 2026
Research Zeros In On Genes That Help Honeybees Fight Mites By Growing Produce Staff|November 14, 2012 Purdue University researchers are zeroing in on genes that help honeybees defend against varroa mites, one of the […]
Reduce Greenhouse Whitefly Destruction On Tomatoes Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 13, 2012 Greenhouse whitefly, Trialeurodes vaporariorum, is one of the most destructive insect pests of greenhouse-grown tomatoes. Greenhouse whiteflies are […]
Pesticide Safety Pointers By Les Baucum|November 1, 2012 Read the label, heed the warnings, and spray safe.
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 […]
Tips To Control Verticillium Wilt In Tomatoes Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 31, 2012 Find out how to use IPM tactics to control this disease. [mmw-video id=”1376″]
Bayer Biologics Playing It Cool By David Eddy|October 31, 2012 While little AgraQuest has become part of giant Bayer – and in the process changed its name to […]
What Is Your Crop Protection IQ? By Growing Produce Staff|October 25, 2012 To say that crop protection practices are in a state of rapid transformation is no exaggeration. How do […]
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 […]
Herbicide OK’d For California Tomatoes By Growing Produce Staff|October 16, 2012 Valent U.S.A. Corporation announced Chateau Herbicide has been granted a supplemental label for fallow bed use in California […]
Rat Lungworm Confirmed In Giant Snail Samples By Growing Produce Staff|October 15, 2012 Scientists with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Division of Plant Industry (FDACS/DPI) have confirmed rat […]
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, […]
Northeast Growers Monitoring Squirrels By Growing Produce Staff|October 9, 2012 Red and gray squirrels aren’t always a major problem for apple growers, but recent reports of high populations, […]
Study Backs Benefits Of Banker Plants Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 4, 2012 Keeping valuable greenhouse crops safe from whiteflies and thrips may become easier for producers, thanks to a […]
Beat Heat Stress By Mary Beth Henry|October 1, 2012 Did you know that an increase in body temperature of just two degrees can affect mental performance? A […]
What You Should Know About the Milkweed Assassin Bug By Gene McAvoy|October 1, 2012 Learn more about how to identify, the distribution, and activity of this beneficial insect.
Blueberry Weeds To Beware Of By Peter Dittmar|September 28, 2012 An easy and inexpensive weed management tool in blueberry production is proper weed identification. Weed management tools in […]
Opinion: Florida Should Be In Control Of Its Own Future By Adam Putnam|September 26, 2012 A ruling from an independent Administrative Law Judge in support of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) […]
Scientists Hone In On New Natural Herbicide Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 26, 2012 University of Florida scientists are researching a natural herbicide that could be used in traditional and organic farming. The herbicide, […]
