Operator reportedly demanded rent, payments for transportation and expenses incurred bringing workers to U.S.

Industry experiencing fifth consecutive year of growth and record production.

Northeast has experienced a significant drop in rainfall this year.

Agency locations in five states shuttered due to anonymous, but serious messages.

Allied industries say new regulation is burdensome when coupled with increase in minimum wage.

A couple of the key points from the symposium include knowing the importance of sampling irrigation water sources correctly and knowing the difference between validation and verification.

What we consider more traditional agricultural companies are betting on technology and increasingly Silicon Valley is taking note of the farm sector.

Dedication to fostering the state’s farming future defines the latest winner of longtime honor.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac and its competitor The Farmers’ Almanac predict the 2016-2017 winter will be cold for much of the country.

Money will bolster efforts of partner organizations to increase next generation of growers.

Coordinator talks about the future of young growers and the evolution of fruit production.

Just three of the 64 are directly involved with fruits and vegetables, all three are Californians.

Don’t just train your workers, engage them, retain them, and improve job performance.

After a relatively sluggish start to the campaign, revised forecast foresees increased tropical activity ahead.

Another licensed nursery gets the go-ahead; makes deliveries to patients in need.

Dr. Trevor Suslow, who has been a member at the center for 20 years, is taking over for Elizabeth Mitcham.

Comprehensive reports help readers understand the rules for produce farms and food facilities.

Three growers of various sizes offer tips on how they comply with food safety protocols while giving their customers what they want.

The funded projects address research and Extension needs that span the spectrum of specialty crop production.