A thorough understanding of subject matter is essential for a product’s safe and effective use.

Leaving the proper number of canes on your highbush berry plant should ensure your consumers will leave your farm with large berries – and come back for more.

Northeast has experienced a significant drop in rainfall this year.

A new report analyzes how the robotic market and technology developments will change the business of agriculture.

Agency locations in five states shuttered due to anonymous, but serious messages.

It’s important we educate consumers on what fresh fruit means.

Allied industries say new regulation is burdensome when coupled with increase in minimum wage.

Mycoinsecticide has quick knockdown effect and multiple modes of action.

Sources say companies have addressed initial issues from initial conversation.

Executive order issued to reverse, minimize negative impact on bees and other insect pollinators.

Startup companies can apply to compete for ag industry resources.

TunnelBerries project offers resources for growers, Extension agents, and those interested in berry production under cover.

APHIS releases determination to extend deregulation to third release from Okanagan Specialty Fruits.

A couple of the key points from the symposium include knowing the importance of sampling irrigation water sources correctly and knowing the difference between validation and verification.

USApple predicts 2016 output will be just slightly higher than in 2015.

National viticulture symposium provides insights into estimating vineyard irrigation requirements.

Watching Michigan ‘‘Concord’’ grape growers struggle with stagnant and sometimes declining prices, a team of researchers at Michigan […]

What we consider more traditional agricultural companies are betting on technology and increasingly Silicon Valley is taking note of the farm sector.

New bio-based solutions to effectively control weeds and pests are cropping up.