Grower operation reports market and weather conditions in the Southeast aligning for what could be 20% increase in volume over last year.

Energized economy and influx of new residents fuel continued growth.

Unlike past decades, new modes of action and active ingredients are rare today. Here’s why.

Farming properties sold to investor group as grape breeding and licensing developed under Sun World Innovations.

Comments are being accepted through May 17 to support keeping the registration for aerial applications of streptomycin and oxytetracycline.

We’re humbled and honored to be recognized by the International Fruit Tree Association for service to the industry.

Report shows share has dropped 17% since 2011; figure is the smallest portion of the pie since reporting began in 1993.

Richard M. Smith of Florida Hops LLC says the alternative crop gives local growers a niche with multiple harvests and brewers a unique tool for their craft.

Researchers identify two native fungal pathogens that have been lethal to populations of invasive plant pest.

After a long wait, investigators will start visiting farms this spring.

The release, which FDA is expected to approve in the coming weeks, is the third in the genetically engineered line from Okanagan Specialty Fruits Inc.

Tariffs, decline in profits, and historic flooding have given growers pause when it comes to major investments.

USDA extends deadline for commodity and specialty crop farmers impacted by foreign tariffs to certify production for Market Facilitation Program payments.

New crop protection tool from Certis USA is approved for organic agriculture and features four-hour reentry interval.

Survey results show while there are plenty of challenges out there, growers are seeking opportunities in new crops and new technology.

At request of farmworker and environmental groups, EPA has 90 days to justify use of chlorpyrifos.

A team of scientists seek to learn more about the purpose of the invasive fruit pest’s in-flight and post-flight behavior.

Mid-sized operations continue to decline, while small and large farms continue to increase.

Voluntary organization champions United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but wants NAFTA left intact for now.