IFTA Talking Honeycrisp Apples in New Zealand By Christina Herrick|February 20, 2018 While availability is widespread in the states, the popular pome fruit is a managed variety for Kiwis.Read More
Your Help Wanted To Find the Next Class of Florida Citrus Hall of Fame Inductees Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 20, 2026
New CINNEX Insecticide and Fungicide Earns EPA Registration Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 19, 2026
Now Seeking Nominations for This Year’s Blueberry Industry Awards By North American Blueberry Council|June 18, 2026
Young Farmers Learning Straight From the Source By Lisa Lochridge|February 20, 2018 Crop of emerging industry leaders from Florida step out of the field to visit with state lawmakers on their turf.
Webinar to Highlight Organic Management of Spotted Wing Drosophila Posted by David Eddy|February 20, 2018 Research findings, organically approved strategies among topics covered by the webinar.
Young Grower’s Apple Training Shows Innovation and Investment By Christina Herrick|February 19, 2018 Jimmy Zingler looks over a young planting of ‘Aztec Fuji’ and says “We’ve put a lot of investment […]
How Wireless Technology Found its Way to a Central California Farm By Christina Herrick|February 18, 2018 The story of Fybr and Monarch Valley Farming is one of collaboration as they built new technology from the ground up.
More Advancements Made in Harvest-Assist Berry Project By Amanda Gallagher|February 17, 2018 Research has potential to improve efficiency and quality of fresh market blueberries.
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.
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.
