Fruits
Agency seeking input from stakeholders on findings by the National Marine Fisheries Service’s Biological Opinion, which threaten the use of widely used pesticides.
As I started to think about what to write for this spot this month, the Austin Powers movie […]
Nat DiBuduo is stepping down as leader of the nation’s biggest association of grape growers, but his spirit will remain.
The annual summer tour heads to the Okanagan Valley in Canada for tours of super-spindle plantings, sweet cherries, and of course, the popular ‘Ambrosia’ variety.
Husband and wife team create mating disruption device modeled after gauchos’ hunting bolas.
The performance of your farm equipment in the peak season depends on maintaining it throughout the off-season.
NOAA issues forecast that includes a 75% chance tropical activity will be near or above-normal.
Past Washington Apple Commission President Steve Lutz to expand PMA Produce Marketing Association’s engagement in Western U.S. and Canada.
USDA’s new labeling and disclosure standards come as part of the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Law.
John Whitney offers a guide to USDA’s updated cool tools for all ages and offerings for those new to the ag scene.
After a surprise defeat in the House, the Farm Bill still has life in it. Here’s what you need to watch for (including a possible H-2C revival).
Brian Focht, who has been with several major fruit packer/shippers, will take over “The Marketing Associations” from Bruce Grim.
Chinese government reportedly agrees to buy more U.S. energy and agricultural commodities, but joint statement released does not provide exact details.
Decision in Washington impacts $10 billion agricultural industry and more than 100,000 fieldworkers in the state.
This is only the second time the notorious peach fruit fly species has been spotted in the Sunshine State.
Specialty agriculture interests among those being most challenged by shifting environmental impacts.
Monsanto’s Global Vegetables R&D Lead calls for consumers to embrace the remarkable sustainable advances the growing industry has made, even when they’re happening on non-local, non-organic, large farms.
Annual report shows real estate market firing on all cylinders in the Sunshine State.
Country now screening all fresh batches for disease and rot; imports waiting up to a week in quarantine.