Cornell Graduate Student Earns Grape Disease Research Posted by Christina Herrick|June 29, 2017 Doctoral candidate recognized by American Society of Enology and Viticulture for work studying sour rot pathogens. Read More
Study: Biostimulant Technologies Help Water Use in Almonds Posted by Growing Produce Staff|May 15, 2024
Scientists Making Sure Vine Mealybugs Are Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places By USDA-ARS|May 15, 2024
Last Chance for New Operations to Sign Up for Ag Census Posted by Carol Miller|June 28, 2017 The Census of Agriculture, which takes place every five years, guides federal, state, and county level decisions on policies affecting growers.
Felony Charges in Beehive Thefts Posted by Carol Miller|June 28, 2017 The men accused of heading up an operation to steal and re-sell beehives, Pavel Tveretinov and Vitaliy Yeroshenko, […]
Lipman’s Kent Shoemaker: Sustainability Is More Than Conservation By Kent Shoemaker|June 27, 2017 Nearly seven years ago, not long after being hired by the Lipman family, my wife and I attended […]
Find the Food Safety Apps That Are Right for You By Carol Miller|June 24, 2017 There are a lot of choices available for growers. We’ve sifted through them to help figure out which ones will best suit you.
Organization Seeks Winegrape Exemption Produce Safety Rule Posted by Christina Herrick|June 21, 2017 California Association of Winegrape Growers says because winegrapes are grown for processing, they should be exempt from produce safety rule.
Help Consumers Read past Negative Headlines About Orange Juice By Shannon Ross Shepp|June 21, 2017 When it comes to this liquid sunshine, there are plenty of positives to point out.
5 Alternative Crops Florida Farmers Should Consider By Frank Giles|June 20, 2017 Here’s a look at new selections being vetted that might have a place in fields around the Sunshine State.
Florida Farm to School Initiative Makes New Strides By Frank Giles|June 15, 2017 Connecting with local growers, communication, and flexibility are keys to a successful nutrition program.
How Ready Pac Went from Near Bankruptcy to Innovation in 3 Years Posted by Carol Miller|June 14, 2017 The company’s new CEO, Tony Sarsam, spoke at United Fresh’s MKT Expo about how investing in staff, increasing communication, and reaching for the same goal can transform a business.
State Budget Cuts Threaten to Take Big Bite from UF/IFAS Programs Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 9, 2017 Gov. Rick Scott’s proposed plan includes trimming more than $6 million from research and education-based initiatives.
Agriculture Water Standards Compliance Dates Extended Posted by Christina Herrick|June 9, 2017 FDA says the agency will extend the compliance dates after feedback from stakeholders.
AgTech Summit Aiming High for Modern Farming Solutions Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 8, 2017 Third annual invite-only industry event to showcase game-changing ideas and innovations.
Super Soaker Deleting Drought Status in the Sunshine State By Paul Rusnak|June 7, 2017 From famine to feast, Florida’s record-setting dry spell has given way to a wide-open wet season.
Big Bucks up for Grabs to Water-Wise Florida Farmers Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 1, 2017 St. Johns River Water Management District cost-share funding would support implementation of conservation-minded practices and technologies.
It’s Time to Embrace Technology on Your Farm Operation By David Eddy|May 31, 2017 Find opportunities to adopt new innovations critical to the success of your operation — and maybe a lot more.
NOAA Betting on Another Busy Atlantic Hurricane Season Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 29, 2017 Forecasters predict above-normal storm activity, depending on El Niño’s naughtiness.
Plight of Trade Policy Grounding Many U.S. Growers By John VanSickle|May 25, 2017 Much-needed investments in labor-saving technology could be key to long-term survival.
Florida Farm Winning Case for Medicinal Cannabis License Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 25, 2017 Judge rules in favor of 3 Boys Farm in the quest to expand its crop/business portfolio.
Are We Overstating the World’s Overpopulation Problem? By Frank Giles|May 25, 2017 If growers can’t achieve a fair return on investment and stay in business, it won’t matter what the population is in 2050. We all will be trouble.
