Durivo Insecticide Receives California Label Approval By Growing Produce Staff|May 27, 2009 Durivo insecticide is now registered for use in California by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation. From Syngenta Crop […]Read More
Agave Growing Into a New Crop Option for More California Farmers By California Farm Bureau|July 26, 2026
Why 63-Year-Old Orange Juice Regulation Is Getting a Major Update Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 24, 2026
Video: Vegetable Grower Puts Cyclospora Outbreak in Context for Consumers Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 23, 2026
Voliam Flexi Insecticide Approved In California Posted by Christina Herrick|May 22, 2009 Voliam Flexi insecticide from Syngenta Crop Protection has been registered by California Department of Pesticide Regulation for use […]
Bayer CropScience Introduces New Fungicidal Active Ingredient By Growing Produce Staff|May 20, 2009 Earlier this month, Bayer CropScience unveiled fluopyram, a new crop protection solution, to scientists and journalists at its […]
FMC Objects To Carbofuran Ban By Growing Produce Staff|May 14, 2009 FMC Corp strongly disagrees with the announcement by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to revoke all […]
Carbofuran Pesticide Residues In Food Revoked By Growing Produce Staff|May 12, 2009 The EPA has revoked regulations that permitted small residues of the pesticide carbofuran in food. Carbofuran is a […]
Rimon Insecticide Can Be Used On Tomatoes By Growing Produce Staff|May 8, 2009 EPA has granted federal registration to Rimon 0.83 EC (novaluron) insecticide for use on tomatoes, giving growers a […]
Name Change For Marrone Organic Innovations By Growing Produce Staff|May 6, 2009 Marrone Organic Innovations, Inc., has revised its name to Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc., in a move to more […]
Declare Registered On Fruits And Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|May 6, 2009 “Declare is not only the most active pyrethroid in the world, but it also has a use-rate that […]
Ag Applicators Beware By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 The January ruling by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals regarding EPA’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) […]
Weed Control Options By Dwight Lingenfelter|May 1, 2009 Sweet corn growers have more weed management tools at their disposal in 2009 compared to even five or 10 […]
Bird Control In Berries You May Not Have Considered By Charlie O'Dell|May 1, 2009 Last spring and summer we noticed a pair of red-tailed hawks almost daily on our farm and came […]
Arysta Earns Ozone Protection Award From EPA Posted by Christina Herrick|April 29, 2009 The EPA has awarded Arysta LifeScience North America with the Ozone Layer Protection Award for bringing the fumigant […]
Burndown Herbicide Gets The Nod In California By Growing Produce Staff|April 29, 2009 GreenMatch (d-limonene or extract of citrus) burndown herbicide is now available in California for use in organic crops. […]
New Organic Nematicide Now Available Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 29, 2009 Monterey AgResources announced this week that Nema-Q, an organic nematicide, is now registered by the California Department of […]
Bayer CropScience Donates Big Bucks To United Fresh By Growing Produce Staff|April 27, 2009 Last week, during the opening session of the 2009 United Fresh Conference, John Smith, director of the horticulture […]
Microthiol Disperss Now Listed By OMRI Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 23, 2009 United Phosphorus, Inc.’s (UPI) Microthiol Disperss has been listed by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for use […]
Court Ruling Hazardous For Biopesticide Industry By Growing Produce Staff|April 21, 2009 The Biopesticide Industry Alliance (BPIA) and CropLife America released a power point presentation in which they explained in […]
Farm Bureau Appeals Pesticide Ruling By Growing Produce Staff|April 15, 2009 The American Farm Bureau Federation has asked the full Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to review a three-judge […]
Strides Made In Bacterial Leaf Spot-Resistant Lettuce By Growing Produce Staff|April 15, 2009 Seven new iceberg lettuce breeding lines with resistance to bacterial leaf spot (BLS) have been released by USDA-Agricultural […]
Texas Mystery: Where Did The Onion Thrips Go? By Growing Produce Staff|April 15, 2009 The mysterious absence of an insect pest is making for a bountiful harvest of spring onions in South […]
