Specialty crop growers in the Sunshine State seek relief from unfair trade deal.

In order to grow, things have to change. Are you ready?

Dormant live cuttings from countries in the European Union must currently go through pest risk assessment.

National forage program is scattering seeds from New York to California to celebrate pollinators.

The 200th edition of the Farmers’ Almanac reveals wide-ranging weather patterns and events that would require everything from shovels to shorts.

John Duarte admits no liability but will pony up more than $1 million in civil penalties and environmental mitigation fees.

Crown rot, root rot flourishing in very wet growing season.

Education and interaction part of UF/IFAS-led agenda.

While insect and disease pressure differs from U.S., South African fruit growers say education and slow transitions make for successful integration of biological products.

Pennsylvania receives $3 million from USDA for outreach efforts, control measures for this invasive pest.

The University of New Hampshire has received half a million dollars to investigate if seed treatments inadvertently protect weed seeds from its usual predators.

California offers farmers grants to improve soil health; new program is funded by cap-and-trade auction revenue.

Learning is a two-way street to success in the field and the lab.

Forecasted harvest predicted to be 131 million boxes, down 1.2% from 2016.

One way to ease the process of a food safety recall is by having detailed records of where each crop has been and who has touched it. Look over these traceability products using the latest technology to help you stay on top of your records.

Despite prolific periods of precipitation, parts of Florida remain under water shortage warning order.

American Society for Enology and Viticulture bestows awards at its 68th national conference.

Only 22 booths remain for exhibitors at the trade show, which is scheduled for Dec. 13 and 14 in Monterey, CA.

USDA announces $400,000 to support ag science entrepreneurs.