Industry survey feedback shows California nut growers have no choice but to fine-tune their irrigation strategies.

Agriculture brings with it a lot of adversity. It always has. But hard times don’t define our outcomes. Instead, they can be turned into opportunity.

Survey says vineyard managers are dealing with too much inventory and too few wine drinkers.

Was it a good year — or not? According to latest State of the Fruit Industry survey, berry growers saw a sharper divide in revenue in 2025.

Stone fruit growers face multi-front crop protection challenges. The latest State of the Fruit Industry survey results shine a light on the top priorities.

Apple growers en masse offer opposing takes as to why their industry has a bright (or not so bright) near future.

2026 State of the Fruit and Nut Industry respondents answered questions about their crop production plans. See what crops are in and which ones are out.

Fruit growers faced myriad issues in and out of orchards and vineyards last season. Dig into the latest State of the Industry survey results.

Having been there/done that through turmoil, the McCleaf brothers of Cherry Hill Orchards have one thing to say about last season — forget about it!

No matter what deterrent you use, bird control companies agree: Use it well before the feathered pests start to feel at home.

Twin Peaks Orchards co-owners spend their days not only trying to grow the best fruit, but also spreading positivity on behalf of the industry.

In the latest State of the Fruit Industry survey, we invite you to tell us how last year went and what you expect in 2026.

American Fruit Grower Editor David Eddy says simple questions about the science of farming can have complicated answers. Take GMO crops, for example.

According to the 2025 State of the Fruit and Nut Industry survey, grape growers have a wide range of experiences with the versatile fruit.

During the past year, orange growers have dealt with extreme weather events like hurricanes in the Southeast, flooding in the Southwest, and more.

State of the Fruit and Nut Industry survey results reveal twice as many growers opted to invest in their operations rather than cut costs.

Is little cherry disease the HLB of the PNW? Conceivable or not, the problem does have the attention of many Washington state cherry growers.

Thanks in part to a rebound in prices, survey says healthy percentages of almond and walnut growers are increasing production.

Change is everywhere in U.S. orchards, starting with the ever-popular (or unpopular) ‘Honeycrisp’.