Why Pome Fruit Growers Need To Prepare For More Unusual Weather By David Eddy|May 7, 2024 Increasing number of extreme weather events means growers must be ready. Read More
New Study Digs Into What It Costs To Grow Blackberries By UC Agriculture and Natural Resources News|May 7, 2024 Economic research helps growers estimate costs and potential returns for blackberries grown on California’s Central Coast.
Promising Research of Biopesticide Integration in Small Fruit By Thomas Skernivitz|May 6, 2024 Strawberry trial using biopesticides bodes well in terms of preventing disease resistance.
Wild Bees Setting Good Example for Pollination of Sweet Cherries By Dr. Maxime Eeraerts | Julia Osterman|May 5, 2024 Helter-skelter foraging traits of wild bees improve honeybees’ pollination contribution.
Progress on New Farm Bill Promising for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|May 2, 2024 Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance applauds the latest update on 2024 Farm Bill legislation.
Can Growing Citrus Under Protective Screen Save Florida’s Signature Crop? By Paul Rusnak|May 1, 2024 The CUPS system remains an option for growers seeking an inside advantage.
How More Shield Equals More Yield For This Cherry Grower By Thomas Skernivitz|April 30, 2024 Justin Finkler of Riveridge Land Co. in Michigan turns to rain covers and bird netting to safeguard his orchard returns.
California Crush: Wine Grape Haul Too Big To Sell By David Eddy|April 29, 2024 The Golden State sees its largest crush since 2018. And that’s not counting what got left on the vine.
Consider a Synergistic Approach To Disease Control in Peaches By David Eddy|April 27, 2024 Using both biocontrol agents and synthetic fungicides can increase overall effectiveness.
What You Need To Know about New Final Rule That Protects Farmworkers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 26, 2024 Rule from the U.S. Department of Labor protects H-2A program worker self-advocacy, promotes employer accountability, enhances safety.
A Better Blackberry? Scientists Find Clues To Grow On Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 26, 2024 University of Florida researchers say blackberries could become even more nutritious in the future.
Invasive Fruit Flies on the Attack in Texas Citrus By USDA-APHIS|April 25, 2024 USDA is urging vigilance as Lower Rio Grande Valley is at risk of being infested by damaging fruit pests.
Why Seeking Mentorship in Tough Times Can Be Fruitful By David Eddy|April 23, 2024 American Fruit Grower Editor David Eddy says the tree fruit business can be brutal. Connecting with someone who has been there helps.
Variety Spotlight on Two New Blueberries for Growers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 22, 2024 Check out a dynamic duo of blueberry varieties from a leading nursery operation.
How You Can Help Give New Apple Variety a Name By Washington State University College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences|April 20, 2024 Learn more about a contest being held to help give Washington State University’s newest apple variety ‘WA 64’ a new name.
Share Your Knowledge at the First CEAg World Conference and Expo Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 19, 2024 There’s an opportunity for you to lead the conversation at inaugural industry event. Learn how to participate.
Goodbye Fruit Flies? Here’s a New 5-Year Strategy To Fight The Pests By USDA-APHIS|April 18, 2024 USDA-APHIS aims to protect hundreds of crops from invasive fruit flies with new comprehensive detection and exclusion plan.
Ranking the Best Agriculture Colleges Around the World in 2024 Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 17, 2024 It’s back! The annual ranking once again notes the elite in academic standing, employer reputation, and research impact. Check out this year’s honor roll.
Pistachio Growers on High Alert for Botryosphaeria Disease By Thomas Skernivitz|April 16, 2024 Consecutive wet winters the perfect catalyst for blight spread by a family of fungi.
Take Control Now of Brown Rot In Stone Fruit Crops By Thomas Skernivitz|April 15, 2024 Between resistance and restrictions, fine-tuning a fungicide program grows in importance.