Farming Should Resolve to Protect, Nourish, and Engage By Mary Hartney|February 17, 2018 Success in agriculture industry leadership, stewarship, and advocacy starts from the ground up.Read More
What You Need To Know about New Final Rule That Protects Farmworkers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 26, 2024
Sales of Organic Fresh Produce Reach $5 Billion Posted by David Eddy|February 16, 2018 Organic berries are the fastest-growing category, increasing by 22%.
Washington Winegrowers Honor Industry Leaders Posted by David Eddy|February 15, 2018 Growers, vintners feted at the association’s annual convention and trade show.
Layne to lead Auburn’s Department of Horticulture Posted by Christina Herrick|February 15, 2018 Long-time contributor returns to the South to lead horticulture faculty.
Young Farmer Determined to Grow Wiser, Not Older Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 15, 2018 GenNext Grower Justin Sorrells looks back to see what the future might hold.
Future Looks Bright for Organic Produce Growth By Frank Giles|February 15, 2018 Changing demographics and technology bode well for expanding sector’s demand and sales.
Florida Dry Season Stuck in Rain Delay Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 14, 2018 La Niña, where art thou? Normal wintertime weather pattern taking a walk on the wet side in Sunshine State.
Scale of NAFTA Weighing Down on Florida Farmers By John VanSickle|February 14, 2018 Load not getting lighter as balance sought for the state’s specialty crop producers.
Go for the Win by Growing What You Love By Paul Rusnak|February 14, 2018 Whether it’s venturing into alternative crops or unearthing a new take on an established staple, embrace the possibility of finding success.
4 Ways to Lower Herbicide, Pesticide Drift Risk By Mark Ledebuhr|February 14, 2018 All sprays produce some drift — but paying attention to a few simple things can help keep your spray where it belongs.
How “Bee Safe” Products Can Be Just the Opposite By Meghan Milbrath | Jacquelyn Albert|February 13, 2018 Once bees bring sub-lethal chemicals back to the hive, a spiral effect can lead to colony death.
Why Hops Should Be Considered a Superfood By Richard M. Smith|February 13, 2018 The essential ingredient in beer carries with it benefits beyond just bittering and aroma.
Northern Grape Webinar Series Returns Posted by Christina Herrick|February 12, 2018 Topics include winery establishment considerations, trunk and cordon renewal, using NEWA and more.
Lane Southern, Taylor Orchards’ Merger Makes Largest Peach, Pecan Grower in U.S. Posted by Christina Herrick|February 12, 2018 Peaches to be packed under Lane Southern Orchards’ label.
Online Retailing Ripe for Produce Picking By Frank Giles|February 12, 2018 Amazon and others are getting into the fresh produce game, presenting opportunities for growers.
FDA Debuts Easy-To-Access FSMA Information Posted by Christina Herrick|February 11, 2018 The FDA has launched a new FSMA landing page on FDA.gov to help stakeholders more easily access information and resources about […]
Bioinsecticide Available in California Posted by Christina Herrick|February 10, 2018 New formulation of broad-spectrum bioinsecticide protects against navel orangeworm, Asian citrus psyllid, spotted wing drosophila, and more.
Ancient Tree Has Modern Potential for Florida Growers By Frank Giles|February 9, 2018 Pongamia might have a fit in Florida for its oil, feed, and other byproduct output.
Will FSMA Implementation Put American Family Farmers at Competitive Disadvantage? [Opinion] By Michael Tabor|February 9, 2018 Now is the time to raise concerns with lawmakers while they’re still working with FDA to develop food safety inspection protocols.
Copper Fungicide Approved for Organic Use Posted by Christina Herrick|February 9, 2018 Product available for organic citrus, small fruits, tree crops, vegetables, and vines.