Fruits
Local producers believe mechanical harvest is a must to remain competitive on a global scale.
This spring’s romaine lettuce outbreak illustrates questions that still must be addressed in the quest for a safe food system.
Despite all the challenges that get thrown at agriculture, the desire to grow always overcomes.
A change of crop protection mindset may be necessary, but leading entomologists and plant pathologists say integrating biological products into even a conventional spray program is possible.
Product may aid nutrient management, especially in California, where nitrate contamination of drinking water is an emerging issue.
New manufacturing facility to help crop protection company distribute beyond the U.S.
The tiny pest created big problems for Florida growers last season.
Helmstar Plus SC is formulated with two modes of action to knock down diseases.
2019 VISION Conference set to bring what’s next for digital farming into focus.
Ten years ago, DOL certified 86,014 H-2A positions. Today, that figure is well above 200,000.
Applications being accepted for conservation-based projects befitting of cost-share program funding.
Corteva Agriscience conducted a study that included 4,160 respondents living in 17 countries (from both the developed and developing world) on five different continents.
Despite being popular for years, organic produce sales are still increasing rapidly.
Bacteriophage products to be available for apple, pear, and citrus growers in 2019.
Poor reporting, recordkeeping and lack of grower interest seals fate of defunct commission.
Researchers find that extract from fruitful fungus delivered significant declines in two viruses harmful to hives.
Massive recovery process underway in wake of historic storm’s big blow by air, land, and sea.
The quarantine restricts movement of certain goods into New York from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Virginia.
Biocontrols USA East 2018 pre-conference road trip puts into perspective driving forces behind modern food production and consumer demand.