Strong Plants And Disease Protection By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2009 Stokes Seeds Inc. offers some new varieties that not only boast hardy plants, they also offer disease resistance. […]Read More
Federal Health Officials Declare Cyclospora Outbreak Over — Now What? By International Fresh Produce Association|September 15, 2026
Where To Learn More About Growing Great Indoor Strawberries Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 14, 2026
Global Disharmony Over MRLs By Frank Giles|February 1, 2009 Maximum residue levels (MRLs) for pesticides are as much about trade as they are about human safety. That’s […]
Tackling Tomato Purple Leaf Disorder By Jane E. Polston | Gary Vallad|February 1, 2009 Red is the color most associated with tomato, but purpling in both fruit and leaves is also possible. […]
Crop Protection 2009: Fungicides By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2009 It is a formidible task to find the right products to keep disease at bay and keep a balance […]
Disease Control For Peppers By Growing Produce Staff|January 29, 2009 Pepper growers now have a new tool for powdery mildew control and resistance management. Dow AgroSciences announces Quintec […]
Illegal Pesticides On Imported Produce By Growing Produce Staff|January 12, 2009 Two business owners of a South Florida produce firm pleaded guilty to charges related to the importation of […]
Controlling Weeds By Christy L. Sprague|January 1, 2009 Effective weed management is a critical component of potato production. Weeds compete for light, nutrients, and moisture and […]
Big-Eyed Bugs By Gene McAvoy|January 1, 2009 IdentificationBig-eyed bugs (Geocoris spp.) are small insects that are cosmopolitan in occurrence. They are generally regarded as beneficial […]
Biopesticides And Sustainable Ag By Jim Moore|December 1, 2008 Most growers working to create a sustainable agriculture system understand that their first line of defense against unwanted […]
Biopesticides And Sustainable Ag By Jim Moore|December 1, 2008 Most growers working to create a sustainable agriculture system understand that their first line of defense against unwanted […]
Crop Protectants Under Fire By Growing Produce Staff|November 6, 2008 Growers need tools to help them combat insects, weeds, and disease, and those tools usually come in the […]
Repelling Aphids By David Eddy|November 1, 2008 As many pepper growers know, cucumber mosaic virus represents a thorny problem. In University of California Cooperative Extension Farm […]
$1 million Award In Pesticide Contamination Suit Raises Concerns By Growing Produce Staff|October 9, 2008 A jury has awarded $1 million to an organic farm in Santa Cruz, CA, whose edible herbs were […]
Scientists Strive To Safeguard Strawberries By Tacy Callies|October 1, 2008 The Sunshine State’s strawberry industry boasts some impressive statistics. According to the Florida Strawberry Growers Association, the 18 […]
Weed Control Challenges By Jacqueline A. Ricotta|October 1, 2008 Organic vegetable production is a method that does not allow synthetic fertilizers, crop protectants, or genetically modified seed. […]
IPM Increases Vegetable Value By Growing Produce Staff|October 1, 2008 Awareness of the benefits of integrated pest management (IPM) is moving further along the vegetable production and distribution […]
IPM For Healthly Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|October 1, 2008 Awareness of the benefits of integrated pest management (IPM) are moving further along the vegetable production and distribution […]
Specialty Potato Varieties And Silver Scurf By Phil Nolte|September 1, 2008 Consumers are discovering the joys of “specialty potatoes.” These potato varieties are available in a spectrum of skin […]
Managing Pests At Harvest By Jim Moore|September 1, 2008 Harvest nears, but the crop needs a last pest or disease treatment. There was a time when growers […]
Movento Moves Forward By Growing Produce Staff|September 1, 2008 Earlier this year, EPA approved registration of Movento (spirotetramat), a new insect control product from Bayer CropScience, for […]
