The federal government shutdown isn’t just politics. It’s costing U.S. potato growers millions in lost trade opportunities.

Agricultural succession planning is essential for ensuring the next generation can successfully manage the family farm.

The Department of Labor has shared a ‘Plan for the Continuation of Limited Activities During a Lapse in Appropriations.’ See what this means for H-2A processing.

First generation blueberry grower Tyler Shadrick has been named Florida Farm Bureau’s 2025 Achievement in Agriculture award winner. Find out why.

From gastro-tourism to “glamping,” agritourism continues to gain ground in California.

másLabor is expanding its work providing seasonal workforce solutions in the H-2A and H-2B process with the launch of másMexico.

Learn more about what industry experts said about the future of ag technology during Day 2 of FIRA USA 2025.

FIRA USA 2025 officially kicked off, reaffirming its mission to accelerate automation in agriculture and strengthen the link between growers, innovators, and researchers.

Learn more about why International Fresh Produce Association is developing a Global Fresh Produce and Floral Sustainability framework.

As the supply chain crisis persists into 2026, growers must adapt and build resilience through thoughtful management practices.

Matthew Hoffman is named General Partner of Reservoir Ventures to lead pre-seed investments and ecosystem growth in ag tech.

Should the agriculture industry adopt AI? Of course, but we should use it as the tool that it’s meant to be, says ag tech expert Dave Swain.

Whole Foods Market’s Trends Council has unveiled their top food trend predictions for 2026. Check out what’s on the front burner.

Co-chairs of the Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance urge President Trump to include specialty crops in any emergency economic aid initiatives for ag sector.

With new platforms and partnerships, the industry is elevating women’s voices and innovations.

The Department of Homeland Security has announced a final rule that streamlines the H-2A filing process for certain temporary agricultural worker petitions.

Bill Brim and Lewis Taylor Farms have become national leaders in labor advocacy, pushing for solutions to sustain fruit and vegetable production in the U.S.

The Golden State receives $24.2 million in federal grant funds. Learn more about the specialty crop projects being funded.

Experts discuss how horticulture business owners can better plan for their eventual exit.