Sessions at Ohio Produce Growers And Marketers annual conference concentrated on marketing and future trends in produce industry.

Learn how to ID, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this vegetable pest.

The pressure is on for growers to stem the rising tide of regulations and public misunderstanding.

Industry event promises to inform growers on the benefits of cover cropping

The educational sessions at the Syracuse, NY, show offer growers production tips, late blight updates, pointers on choosing a new crop to grow, plus much more.

Company updates Golden State pest control advisers on additional uses for 2014.

Lake Okeechobee’s troubles return the spotlight on the Sunshine State’s precarious relationship with a precious resource.

Good Bugs + now available at Apple App Store.

EPA awards almost a half a million in funding to three universities: Louisiana State, Penn State, and University of Vermont.

Online resource offers videos, articles, factsheets, and presentations for pesticide application.

To keep weeds from taking over spinach and lettuce fields, a California researcher says growers should look into a combination of choices.

Managing pests in vegetable transplants is an integrated process that includes sanitation, sound cultural practices, the use of resistant cultivars, and proper use of the correct crop protectant.

Knowing the characteristics of the chemistries you apply bodes well for crop protection success.

This IPM video highlights 10 online resources vegetable growers can use to keep up with integrated pest management. […]

New Functional Crop Care division to develop products earmarked for the Golden State.

The latest Focus On Tomato Webcast from the Plant Management Network covers this disease of tomatoes and how to develop a balanced approach to managing it.

Learn how to ID, the survival and spread, as well as control measures for this vegetable pest.

Recent occurrences of late blight and management experiences will be discussed during the webinar slated for Jan. 14.

Crop protection company plans to expand portfolio in specialty crop markets.