Sonny Perdue was in Florida last week. See where he visited to see innovative agriculture at work and succeeding amid the coronavirus crisis.

Find out who will be receiving the honor during Florida Farm Bureau’s annual meeting in October.

Kam Quarles of the National Potato Council says we cannot rely on an antiquated H-2A visa system that has been a burden to growers, especially now.

Expect to implement new standards to keep your customers safe from the coronavirus. Experts at The Ohio State University weigh in on what to expect.

Learn about a new research and education initiative that’s helping growers and stakeholders flesh out potential in alternative crops.

Until now, organic grower Stoneboat Farm depended on restaurant sales. Here’s how they’ve redefined themselves in 2020.

Some retailers’ response to the pandemic forced growers to dump crops. Here’s advice on how to protect yourself today and in the future.

COVID-19’s impact on the produce industry is immense. Follow our daily updates on the news that will help you better navigate through these uncertain times.

Count up how much L&M Farms is contributing in produce as part of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.

Last week we asked if you were having trouble recruiting labor in 2020 compared to past years. The results are in.

Reports show, thanks to COVID-19, more than one in 10 people will have become normalized to buying groceries online. This is good news for fruit growers.

The pandemic calls on everyone to improvise, adapt, and overcome. See how your peers are helping the agriculture sector persevere.

Twenty grower operations across 12 counties selected to put hot alternative crop to the test.

The 2020 hurricane season is lurking as parts of the state continue to be parched.

The struggle for adequate labor is nothing new. But the pandemic created some unexpected disruptions. Is labor one of them? Let us know what’s happening at your farm when it comes to labor.

USDA announces details of direct assistance to farmers through the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program.

Original state proposal called for ban on bunk beds, but rules now call for allowance of groups of up to 15 people.

A prominent California specialty farm jumped into hemp last year. What the operation learned could potentially help you avoid some of the issues that plagued hemp farmers in 2019.

Florida growers seek remedies against the flood of fruits and vegetables crossing the border.