Good ground and longevity are the best positions moving forward.

Educating the general public about agriculture is a daunting task that can be accomplished one bite at a time.

University of Florida experts predict what will be cooking for the upcoming year.

The funds will be used to help increase consumption of frozen, dehydrated, chip stock, table stock and seed potatoes around the world.

Record-setting crowd sat in on presentations featuring precision orchard management, mechanical berry harvesters, biocontrols, and more.

Free basic coverage plans and premium discounts available for new, underserved, and limited income farmers who had been ineligible for federal crop insurance.

$4.5 million available to help fund industry-enhancing projects.

Voluntary recall enacted following the results of a random test by the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s Division of Food Safety.

Need for education clear as confusion, misperception rampant among results.

Inviting guests to your operation to dine on your crops provides you with a built in focus group as well as additional income.

Move expands general phytosanitary measures and notice-based process for approval of new imports.

High prices and water shortages in other parts of the country have potential buyers looking to the Sunshine State.

Correspondence addresses actress Eva Longoria’s documentary “Food Chains,” which focuses on mistreatment of tomato farmworkers.

Young leaders need to activate and motivate now more than ever.

Editor Frank Giles says Florida Grower will be stepping up to the bully pulpit in 2015 addressing topics that impact the industry the most.

Latest deal puts exclamation point on successful Asia marketing campaign.

FDA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention along with state and local officials continue to investigate the food-borne illness outbreak.

Thanks to recent industry achievements, the next 12-month period is shaping up to be a year to remember — fondly.

The five-day event includes bus tours, educational sessions, workshops, and a business exchange in Tennessee in February.