Fruits
U.S. forecast calls for cool, wet conditions in the Northwest; drought to continue in West; warmth in the East; and stormy in the Southeast.
Heat exposure can cause several illnesses, early treatment and recognition can help prevent life-threatening heat stroke.
Savings to the tune of $30 million a year would come with a solution to angular leaf spot.
Western Massachusetts growers who experienced tree loss or damage may be eligible for farm loans.
Growers featured in new campaign: “Ripe Olives: Grown in California: Enjoyed By Families Everywhere.”
Seasonal scripts flipped as region reports the 10th driest July on record.
Three controls made a significant impact on the population density of the weed.
State agriculture commissioner calls for aggressive control efforts amid new local cases involving viral health threat.
Scientists at NASA say two key climate change indicators — global surface temperatures and Arctic sea ice extent […]
The Washington apple industry’s rapid change is evident during my many trips to the state in the past 20 years.
The 2016 winner, Scott McDougall, largely stopped planting the tried and true, going mostly with exclusive and club varieties – and it paid off.
Wacky weather has kept you on your toes this year, but there’s no sense in trying to prevent the unpreventable.
Conditions worsen in Massachusetts and New York.
The law is praised by major grower groups because it avoids a patchwork of state laws and provides clarity going forward.
The state’s first dispensary of product comes online in Tallahassee, others waiting for the green light.
Hot temperatures, lack of precipitation, mechanization, and high density production systems were among the highlights of the International Fruit Tree Association’s annual study tour.
There’s no silver bullet, but here are several techniques to annoy and deter birds.
As evidenced by the recent AgTech Summit hosted by Forbes magazine in Salinas, CA, action in precision farming […]
Companies intend to separate into three, independent companies.