Opinion: Generation Y Is Your Next Marketing Opportunity By Brian Sparks|September 23, 2013 The primary purpose of the U.S. Apple Association’s annual Crop Outlook and Marketing Conference is to forecast the […]Read More
This New Handbook Blows the Cover off Cover Crops By Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education|October 26, 2026
Challenging Opportunities For Agriculture Await By John VanSickle|September 19, 2013 For those willing to take a risk, there is reward.
Leighton Rice: A Passion For Horticulture Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 19, 2013 The next generation at one of Pennsylvania’s leading farming families looks to the future with optimism.
Paying Fruit Pickers Per Pound By David Eddy|September 18, 2013 Several years ago cherry grower Mike Omeg, who is always looking for ways to do a better job […]
Local Produce Benefiting Florida Schools By Adam Putnam|September 17, 2013 Fresh fruits and vegetables provide sustenance for young minds, connect growers and educators.
Florida Ag Scores $4.1 Million In Specialty Crop Funding Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 16, 2013 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam announced 28 projects will receive a total of $4.1 million in USDA […]
Green Energy A Smart Business Move By Christina Herrick|September 15, 2013 Solar and wind energy is typically thought to be something confined to the Southwest and Western regions of […]
Florida Growers Sound Off On Immigration And Farm Labor Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 13, 2013 As talk of comprehensive reform echoes in the halls of Congress, producers in the Sunshine State speak up.
Opinion: Big Ag Innovation Can Take Place In A Tiny Town By Frank Giles|September 12, 2013 The Gulf Coast Research and Education Center is a world-class facility and home to the Florida Ag Expo.
Alico Lands Big Deal With USDA By Growing Produce Staff|September 12, 2013 Ft. Myers, FL-based Alico Inc. an agriculture and rural land management company, announced it has reached an agreement […]
Opinion: For Every Forecast, Take A Grain Of Salt By Paul Rusnak|September 11, 2013 From weather to crop production, outlooks are intriguing and deceiving.
More Than 300 Heirloom Varieties At Living Apple Museum Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 10, 2013 Apple trees are a living, vital part of America’s landscape. An orchard in New York has taken this […]
Opinion: The Future Is The Family Farm By Rosemary Gordon|September 10, 2013 Soon, 9 billion people are projected to grace the planet. That’s a lot of mouths to feed. Numerous […]
Opinion: Fruits And Vegetables Are Part Of The Cure By David Eddy|September 10, 2013 My doctor recommends I take a multivitamin each day, even though I’ve made it clear that while I’m […]
2013 Grower Achievement Award Winner: Torrey Farms By Rosemary Gordon|September 9, 2013 Tackling tough issues impacting ag while striving to create efficiencies on the farm are just two reasons the Torreys are the recipients of American Vegetable Grower’s annual Grower Achievement Award.
America’s Largest Onion Producer Changes Hands By Growing Produce Staff|September 9, 2013 River Point Farms in Hermiston, OR, America’s largest onion producer, today announced that brothers Bob and Rick Hale […]
Duda Teams Up With Other Growers To Fight Hunger By Growing Produce Staff|September 9, 2013 Duda Farm Fresh Foods has announced it is teaming with Sony Pictures Animations’ comedy, “Cloudy with a Chance […]
Zero In On Farm Market Interest By Richard VanVranken|September 9, 2013 What’s that “Field of Dreams” movie line again? All too frequently, that’s the way most new and many […]
A Place For Used Plastic Mulch By Christina Herrick|September 6, 2013 At the end of a crop’s season, growers are often stuck with finding ways to get rid of […]
Senator Asks Immigration And Customs Enforcement To Ease Up Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 6, 2013 Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), a senior member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, is urging the Department of Homeland […]
