Whole-Farm Revenue Protection offers another way to manage risk. Learn how it can benefit your growing operation.

There are ways growers can stretch input dollars with a season-long plan built on efficiency and flexibility.

Effects of El Niño are already being felt by many via extreme weather events. What’s to come this winter? See what NOAA’s forecast has to say.

New research reveals that faster growth rates in ‘Honeycrisp’ apples increase both the incidence and severity of bitter pit disorder.

Virginia Tech researchers are studying several approaches to help growers reduce the effects of freezes on their apple and peach crops.

Free interactive tool from Honey Bee Health Coalition distills product labels into five simple questions.

Despite an early start to harvest, steady shipments and cold storage supplies are in position to keep California table grapes available for holiday promotions.

Grower Ryan Atwood named President of Florida Blueberry Growers Association’s Board of Directors — a role he knows well.

EPA’s endangered species rules put drift-reduction adjuvants in focus for managing spray drift and buffer zones.

Check out a photo gallery of images captured at several farm operations around Florida’s Panhandle following Hurricane Isaias.

Despite another disappointing production forecast, Florida citrus growers have plenty of reasons to believe better days lie ahead.

Autonomous M5L tractors from Kubota are expected to be available in early 2027 for orchard and nut growers.

California Avocado Commission challenges recently published Fortune opinion piece for ignoring cartel control of Mexican avocado trade.

Recognized for hard work and dedication in the field, find out who was honored during the 2026 Blueberry Convention.

In Episode 2 of the Growing Produce Podcast, we explore ag tech adoption and the challenges of moving beyond demos to commercial use.

Amid a historically quiet Atlantic hurricane season, Isaias spins up damages for some Florida farmers and ranchers.

‘Fontana’, the new compact blackberry variety from Pairwise, offers higher planting density and earlier harvests.

Recent EPA approval clears way for company to supply more than 300,000 citrus trees using CarriCea T1, an HLB-resistant rootstock based on research.

UC Merced’s Innovate to Grow program connects student teams with industry partners to tackle real operational challenges.