Largest Class of Young Apple Leaders Named Posted by Christina Herrick|January 28, 2019 22 young men and women from the produce industry from across the country to attend the USApple Capitol Hill Day events in March.Read More
Smart Tech in the Field: What’s Gaining Ground for Vegetable Growers By Michele Katsaris|October 24, 2026
South Florida Keeps Eye on Water Deficit Development Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 24, 2019 Some areas of the region are running well below average for precipitation — with the height of dry season still on its way.
The Global Food Challenge is Taking on Extra Weight By Frank Giles|January 24, 2019 When it comes to adequately providing enough nourishment for future populations of people, calories don’t necessarily equal health and nutrition.
The Field of Artificial Intelligence Growing in Agriculture Posted by Christina Herrick|January 24, 2019 Washington State University scientist Manoj Karkee recognized for his work with agriculture technology.
Is the New Farm Bill an Opportunity or Threat for Specialty Crop Growers? By John VanSickle|January 21, 2019 Take a closer look at the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018.
Riveridge Produce Powers up to Market More Michigan Apples Posted by Christina Herrick|January 17, 2019 Company combines forces with Jack Brown Produce to market and ship 50% of the fresh Michigan apple crop yearly.
The Quest for Growing New Hops in Florida Continues Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 17, 2019 Scientists in the Sunshine State and beyond seeking to brew up a variety with shorter photoperiod requirements.
Top 7 Reasons Farmworkers Are So Hard to Find [2019 State of the Vegetable Industry] Posted by Carol Miller|January 16, 2019 We all know labor is the biggest problem most growers deal with. But why is it so tough? You told us in the 2019 State of the Vegetable Industry survey.
FDA Resumes Food Safety Inspections with Unpaid Workers Posted by Carol Miller|January 16, 2019 As the government shutdown continues, FDA is calling its food safety inspection staff back in to work.
Fuel From New Farm Bill Needed for Future Growth in Florida By Paul Rusnak|January 16, 2019 Legislative victories for industrial hemp and citrus both bode well for sustained agribusiness in the years to come.
How Agriculture is Growing in Age of the Connected Consumer By Frank Giles|January 14, 2019 Younger shoppers are driving demand and changing market dynamics through their access to digital information.
Florida Welcomes its First Female Elected as Commissioner of Agriculture Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 9, 2019 Nikki Fried takes over powerful Cabinet post with ambitious agenda.
The Best New and Updated Mobile Apps for Agriculture By Matt Hopkins|January 4, 2019 Digital farming continues to break higher ground. Check out some of the latest smart device applications and their in-the-field features.
How the Government Shutdown Affects Agriculture Posted by Carol Miller|January 2, 2019 USDA is sharing which of its functions remain in place and which ones are suspended until the impass ends.
New Year, Fresh Perspective for Florida Agriculture By Paul Rusnak|January 2, 2019 Many are anxious to see what Nikki Fried will bring to the table as she assumes the Sunshine State’s agriculture commissioner post.
A Message for Florida Agriculture: We Will Remain Strong By Adam Putnam|December 31, 2018 Fighting for farmers in the Sunshine State is more than just a job. Outgoing Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam knows this well.
Protest at Agricultural Robotics Conference Rings Familiar By James C. Sulecki|December 27, 2018 If Europe’s experience with GMOs is any guide, not everyone will see the inherent good of farm automation.
Operation Size a Challenge to Implementing Precision Agriculture By David Eddy|December 26, 2018 Beginning with the most basic ― your smartphone weather apps ― plenty of modern tools are available to every grower.
2018 Farm Bill Signed, Sealed and Delivered Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 21, 2018 President puts final signature on legislation that includes multiple key programs to benefit growing produce professionals.
Drought Conditions Creep up in Parts of the Sunshine State Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 20, 2018 Despite above-average rainfall for multiple areas in Florida during November, the dry season is starting to dig in.
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