All sprays produce some drift — but paying attention to a few simple things can help keep your spray where it belongs.

Once bees bring sub-lethal chemicals back to the hive, a spiral effect can lead to colony death.

The essential ingredient in beer carries with it benefits beyond just bittering and aroma.

Topics include winery establishment considerations, trunk and cordon renewal, using NEWA and more.

Peaches to be packed under Lane Southern Orchards’ label.

Amazon and others are getting into the fresh produce game, presenting opportunities for growers.

The FDA has launched a new FSMA landing page on FDA.gov to help stakeholders more easily access information and resources about […]

New formulation of broad-spectrum bioinsecticide protects against navel orangeworm, Asian citrus psyllid, spotted wing drosophila, and more.

Pongamia might have a fit in Florida for its oil, feed, and other byproduct output.

Now is the time to raise concerns with lawmakers while they’re still working with FDA to develop food safety inspection protocols.

Product available for organic citrus, small fruits, tree crops, vegetables, and vines.

USDA announced $17.5 million in emergency funding has been allocated to stop the spread of the spotted lanternfly (SLF) […]

Dormant sprays of herbicide can be a part of resistance management plans.

The third release in the non-browning line, ‘Fuji’ has been approved for planting.

Ozonation is a terrific technology with tremendous benefits in ensuring the safety of fresh fruit, but it’s not a “silver bullet.”

As costs to map DNA plummet, researchers will be able to design tastier, easier to grow fruit, thanks to RosBREED.

Berry grower sees promise with exclusion netting trial.

When it comes to cherry production, there is not a single choice that is the best in every situation.

Hydroponic, aquaponic, and aeroponic operations are currently included in the allowed methods of organic production, although aeroponic operations are being reviewed by USDA.