Labor reform found it’s way onto the legislative docket in 2019, but it’s unlikely the various efforts underway currently end up making headway in what’s already a chaotic, unpredictable 2020.

Want innovation on your operation? Here are a couple ideas that will help.

Produce industry stakeholders met at the Fruit and Vegetable Grower Connect to vet potential answers to farming issues. Find out what was seen and heard.

With most fruit and vegetable growers just gearing up for the season, the impacts are minimal so far.

A steady stream of ag transactions is at the heart of healthy land values. See what experts had to say during the 2020 Lay of the Land Conference.

Hundreds of thousands of acres to come into production on the desert coast of the country. Learn why American growers should take notice.

Learn why the latest in mechanization is more instrumental than ever in getting crops planted and getting them out of the field at harvest. 

Oregon-based growing operation continues expansion by adding industry veteran Mike Omeg to management team.

Learn more about a grassroots movement that gives a voice to growers being hit by unfair trade practices and massive imports from Mexico and South America.

Why creative business ideas will spring from farm country, not Wall Street or high-end MBA programs.

If imports and trade tariffs are depressing your crop market, attend field hearings and share your story. It will make a difference.

Last month was the warmest January for the planet in more than 140 years of climate tracking.

American Fruit Grower Editor David Eddy has his take from the winter industry meetings. He says strong regulatory headwinds are headed your way.

FFVA Leadership Forum provides practical tips and insights to help the next generation of growers.

On the fly, these digital applications provide huge amounts of data about your orchard.

University of California study examines health and safety awareness around mounting threat of wildfires.

The Protecting America’s Food & Agriculture Act of 2019 is set to become law. Learn more about how it will work.

New and enhanced forecast tools, crop protection guidance, an updated website, and more in store for local growers to use.

Argus Farm Stop’s Bill Brinkerhoff and Kathy Sample are breaking the retail model, giving growers a 75% cut of what consumers pay!