Long-view perspective from Matt McGuire, this year’s Grower Achievement Award winner, shows that sometimes smart insights are wrong.

American Fruit Grower Editor David Eddy says talking tough is all well and good, but the goal is to get things done.

Learn how charity project FARMERHOOD is hoping to financially assist those affected with the principle of “Farmers Helping Farmers.”

Members of the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement to adopt Western Growers’ proprietary GreenLink food safety data sharing platform.

Initial reports from multiple sources indicate big blow to the nearly 3 million acres of farmland that was in the path of major storm.

USDA’s recent expansion of its hurricane crop insurance policy this year has already provided farmers with $85.4 million for post-Idalia issues.

Multiple farmers across the storm’s path provide account to get an idea of the true impacts Idalia had on the state’s ag sector.

The new rule would enhance enforcement against employers who undermine labor standards.

Located in Denver, the project gives urbanites a way to interact with real agriculture.

Early reports indicate most specialty crop interests in Florida and Georgia were spared the worst of major Hurricane Idalia’s wrath.

AI is everywhere. But as intelligent tech is, there are some things it still must learn.

Learn why agriculture has become a target, the attacks it faces, and multiple ways it can stay safe from malicious actors.

Postharvest water provisions under the Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule are now in full enforcement mode. Get in the know.

Research trial phase set to kick into high gear with the aim to develop a domestic industry for the valuable spice.

Funded projects include investing food safety, specialty crop research, developing new and improved seed varieties, and more.

31 counties have been designated as a primary natural disaster area by USDA following a frost/freeze event that occurred in late May.

Modern tech tools are helping growers get better access so they can maximize their operations without incurring high ownership costs.

NOAA scientists say July 2023 ranks as the hottest month since it’s been keeping record — 174 years.

Industry event to address major issues, including the Farm Bill, labor, food safety, WIC, and more.