Study Shows Positive Impact Of Crop Rotation On Soil, Long-Term Sustainability Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 22, 2015 A study authored by Michigan State University (MSU) Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences assistant professor Lisa […]Read More
Why Optical Sorting Success for Fruit Packers Starts Upstream By Bret Larreau, Key Technology|October 5, 2026
Beware Of Reservation Scams For The Great Lakes Expo Posted by Rosemary Gordon|June 22, 2015 Company is sending emails and placing phone calls looking to book rooms for the upcoming expo.
Researchers Ready To Testify Before Congress About GMOs Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 22, 2015 UF/IFAS grad students seeking to field questions relating to the GMO regulatory processes, food labeling, and product safety.
Don’t Neglect Overwintering Fire Blight Cankers Posted by Christina Herrick|June 22, 2015 Canker blight has been seen in Pennsylvania orchards, thanks to ideal weather conditions as of late. Kari Peter […]
More Than 1,000 Ag-Workers Stranded At Mexican Border Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 18, 2015 According to a news alert from The Department of State, a hardware failure in the State Department facility […]
Pollinator Protection Dependent On Pure Partnerships [Opinion] By Frank Giles|June 18, 2015 Florida bee BMPs program has not only improved cooperation between growers and beekeepers, but also shows that voluntary efforts work.
FMC’s RHYME Fungicide Labeled In California And Arizona Posted by Christina Herrick|June 18, 2015 RHYME fungicide is now labeled for use in California and Arizona for control of powdery mildew and black […]
Advantages Of Blueberry Renovation By Mark Longstroth|June 18, 2015 Blueberry fruit on last year’s wood and blueberry bushes require annual pruning to maintain vigorous growth. If pruning […]
Consumer Trends Dishing Up Much Food For Thought By Lisa Lochridge|June 17, 2015 The fact that health is top of mind for many is a golden opportunity to talk about the health benefits, value, and flavor of fresh produce.
Florida Growers Working Toward Safety And Equality By Fritz M. Roka|June 17, 2015 New Certificate Program educates farm supervisors on best practices.
Stemilt To Release New Cherry Variety Called Skylar Rae Posted by Christina Herrick|June 16, 2015 Skylar Rae, is a a new, bicolored cherry variety that is said to have the highest sugar levels […]
President Obama Allocates $110M For Drought-Relief Posted by Christina Herrick|June 16, 2015 On Friday, President Obama announced the investment of $110 million to support workers, farmers, and rural communities suffering […]
Captan Gold 4L Fungicide Now Registered In California Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 16, 2015 ADAMA has received EPA approval for Captan Gold 4L liquid fungicide for use on strawberries, tree fruits, and […]
Senior Water Rights Curtailed In California’s Delta, San Joaquin, And Sacramento Watersheds Posted by Christina Herrick|June 16, 2015 Growers in the San Joaquin and Sacramento watersheds and the surrounding delta have been asked to stop diversions […]
Yeasts Found On Plum Surfaces May Protect Against Pathogens By Sharon Durham|June 16, 2015 Some naturally occurring yeasts may be useful for protecting stone fruits against pathogens that attack after harvest. Scientists […]
Scientists Reveal Basis Of Drought Tolerance In Plants Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 16, 2015 Regions all over the globe are suffering from severe drought, which threatens crop production worldwide. This is especially […]
Future Food Supply Needs Serving Up Super-Sized Challenge By John VanSickle|June 16, 2015 Sustainable solutions, investment in new technologies musts to feed the future world.
Farm Bureau Offers Detailed Analysis Of Waters Of The U.S. Rule Posted by Rosemary Gordon|June 15, 2015 Rule will give EPA “sweeping powers” to regulate land use, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.
Florida BMPs Program Racks Up More Successes By Kelly T. Morgan|June 15, 2015 The Florida legislature passed the 1999 Florida Watershed Restoration Act that gives the Florida Department of Agriculture and […]
Confidentiality Counterproductive For Today’s Farmers [Opinion] By Paul Rusnak|June 15, 2015 No longer is transparency an anomaly among the grower community, it’s become necessary to survive and succeed.
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