Seed For Thought: Go Big On Farm Marketing, Or Go Home By Growing Produce Staff|February 10, 2012 We here at American Vegetable Grower, along with our sister magazine, American/Western Fruit Grower, generally support marketing orders […]Read More
Familiar Territory for New President of Florida Blueberry Growers Association Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 28, 2026
What is Tellia Lite? Voice AI Assistant Geared for Agriculture Set for Growth Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 27, 2026
A New Tool For Mapping Water Use, Drought By Growing Produce Staff|February 8, 2012 Growers and water managers may soon have an online tool to help them assess drought and irrigation impacts […]
Cantaloupe Industry To Collaborate On Critical Food Safety Objectives By Growing Produce Staff|February 2, 2012 The cantaloupe industry met in California in January with food safety professionals and other industry experts to develop a […]
Q&A: Florida Ag Commissioner Takes On Nutrition In Public Schools By Growing Produce Staff|January 29, 2012 During the 2011 legislative session, the school lunch program was moved under the authority of FDACS. According to […]
USDA Maps Out New Plant Hardiness Zones By Growing Produce Staff|January 27, 2012 The USDA has released the new version of its Plant Hardiness Zone Map (PHZM), updating a useful tool for […]
The Passing Of Sylvan Wittwer By Growing Produce Staff|January 26, 2012 Former Michigan State University (MSU) researcher Sylvan Wittwer, age 95, passed away Jan. 20 in Washington, UT. On […]
USDA Unveils New Standards For School Meals By Growing Produce Staff|January 25, 2012 The new meal requirements unveiled by First Lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary will raise standards for the […]
Florida Ag’s Critical Issues Addressed At National Seed Trade Meeting By Growing Produce Staff|January 23, 2012 “Current projections anticipate a total water demand for the state of 9.3 billion gallons a day by 2020, […]
New Biorefinery Fuels Up In Florida By Growing Produce Staff|January 18, 2012 Last week marked the official launch of the Stan Mayfield Biorefinery Pilot Plant in Perry, FL, a cooperative […]
Bill Providing Additional Water For Certain Growers Debated By Growing Produce Staff|January 17, 2012 At a recent legislative hearing in the capital of Washington, Olympia, the lobbyist for the Washington State Horticultural […]
Hot Topics At The OPGMA Congress By Rebecca M. Bartels|January 17, 2012 This year’s Ohio Produce Growers and Marketers Association (OPGMA) Congress, taking place January 16-18 at the Kalahari Resort […]
Redefining Locally Grown By Rosemary Gordon|January 13, 2012 Want to talk about the concept “as fresh as possible”? Well, we know that buying produce from a […]
Renewable Energy Practices On Farms By Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 13, 2012 CONCERNS over energy prices are nothing new, and interest in renewable energy continues to grow, as is evidenced […]
Farm Labor Contractors Cited In First Confirmed Heat Related Fatality For 2011 By Growing Produce Staff|January 12, 2012 Cal/OSHA issued citations against two California farm labor contractors following investigations into the heat illness of two employees […]
Food Safety: Controlling Hazards in Growing Season By Rosemary Gordon|January 11, 2012 Last week at the Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference in Savannah, GA, the topic of food safety […]
Rio Bravo Ranch, A Hot Solar Success By Growing Produce Staff|January 10, 2012 Rio Bravo Ranch, located in Bakersfield, CA, is one of the state’s oldest citrus, almond, and walnut operations. […]
Super Committee Fails, Farm Bill Work Continues By Growing Produce Staff|January 10, 2012 While most media attention has focused on the work of the Joint Committee on Deficit Reduction — aka […]
Common Sense And Immigration In The U.S. By Growing Produce Staff|January 4, 2012 Brad and Kay Hollabaugh of Hollabaugh Bros., Inc. in Biglerville, PA, have become well-spoken advocates for the apple […]
Florida Growers Examine Challenges And Opportunities By Growing Produce Staff|January 2, 2012 During the 2011 Florida Ag Expo, growers — both large and small — participated in a panel discussion […]
Opinion: Green Revolution Part II By Frank Giles|January 2, 2012 In agricultural circles, the late Dr. Norman Borlaug is revered for his groundbreaking work in wheat breeding, which […]
