Exotic Viruses Hit Michigan Blueberries By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2009 According to Michigan Department of Agriculture (MDA), two viruses — blueberry shock and blueberry scorch — were found […]Read More
Texas Wine Grape Season Yields High Quality Crop Despite Challenges By AgriLife Today|September 24, 2026
BEI Rotary Blueberry Harvester By Growing Produce Staff|June 23, 2009 The BEI Rotary Blueberry Harvester is designed to meet the highest production standards. The machine efficiently harvests blueberries […]
Online Exlusive: The History Of The National Agricultural Plastics Congress By William Lamont Jr.|June 1, 2009 The contribution the American Society for Plasticulture and its membership have made to the research, development, and advancement […]
Blueberry Industry Veteran Stanley Scarborough Passes Away By Growing Produce Staff|May 13, 2009 Stanley Scarborough, 57, beloved berry industry veteran died April 29th, 2009 after a courageous battle with cancer. Scarborough […]
Berry Industry Drafts Food Safety White Paper By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 With food safety stories continuing to make headlines, many segments of the produce industry are trying to be […]
Raspberry Grower Uses Irrigation To Build Strong Roots By Karen L. Hall|May 1, 2009 Blueberry crops thrived this year for Glenn Sakuma of Sakuma Brothers Farms, Bainbridge Island, WA, at least partly […]
A Florida Blueberry’s Tale By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2009 Dr. Paul Lyrene is as qualified as anybody to tell the story of Florida blueberries. He’s been working […]
Blackberry Breeding is Booming By Laura Drotleff|May 1, 2009 The time is ripe for breeding and growing blackberries. Growth in blackberry marketing has been spurred by improvements […]
Bird Control In Berries You May Not Have Considered By Charlie O'Dell|May 1, 2009 Last spring and summer we noticed a pair of red-tailed hawks almost daily on our farm and came […]
Raspberry Growers To Vote On Marketing Order By Growing Produce Staff|April 29, 2009 The USDA is seeking comments on a proposal for a new national Processed Raspberry Promotion, Research, and Information […]
New Partnership For SunnyRidge Farm By Growing Produce Staff|April 14, 2009 SunnyRidge Farm of Florida will be working with Leduc Blueberries, LLC of Michigan to promote their blueberries via […]
Blueberry Council Votes To Increase Assessments By Growing Produce Staff|April 7, 2009 In response to an unprecedented increase in blueberry production, the U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) last month voted […]
Using Microsatellites For Berry Research By Growing Produce Staff|March 10, 2009 Microsatellite genetic markers developed by the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) are being used for various berry research purposes […]
Highbush Blueberry For California By David Eddy|March 1, 2009 Dave Brazelton has been in the blueberry business for 30 years, looking at varieties all over the world […]
Reducing Fertilizer Costs In Blueberries By Growing Produce Staff|March 1, 2009 It was when fertilizer prices began to increase sharply in 2005 that Glen Harris, an Extension agronomist for soils […]
Blueberry Nursery Suppliers By Growing Produce Staff|March 1, 2009 The steady volume of health-related news that’s been coming out about blueberries, especially their role as a major […]
Florida Growers Get A Case Of The Blues (Berries that is …) By Growing Produce Staff|March 1, 2009 Blueberries have captured the attention of growers in Florida, and more than a few have taken the plunge […]
Cranberry Growers Look To Dried Fruit By Megan Oster|February 1, 2009 For consumers in nutritional peril and fruit growers who are on a mission to rescue them from this […]
Managing Spider Mites in Strawberries By Laura Drotleff|February 1, 2009 Spider mites are one of the most damaging pests to strawberry crops throughout the U.S., according to entomologist […]
Buffer Zones Mean Bigger Expenses By J.W. Noling|January 1, 2009 Over the past few years, the EPA has been in the process of reregistering soil fumigants. In July, […]
