Moth known to feed on apples, apple buds, leaves, and shoots, is found in a container full of pump valves originating in China.

Help yourself, your farm, and fellow colleagues by becoming more involved in your industry.

“Eagle Peak Mendocino County” lies entirely within the North Coast viticultural area.

Scientists are close to cracking the disease’s genetic code, a major boon to vineyard protection.

A new fact sheet is available that explores the truth behind two fallacies.

Researchers partnering with FDACS and USDA on 24 separate projects to strengthen the produce market sector.

Six more to be honored for helping shape and influence the state’s farming industry.

One-in-a-million chimera apple was discovered in a block of Rome apples.

Rootstocks are the focus a of project led by assistant professor Greg Peck.

Severe cold damaged grapevines which resulted in smaller-than-average crop.

After a seven-year campaign, winegrape growers and vintners applaud 11 new AVAs.

A raking study investigated what effect falling grape leaves has on herbicide efficacy. See the results here from researcher John Roncoroni, farm advisor at the University of California.

Horseweed has been in the deeper soils of Sonoma County, California, for a few years but is now a problem. John Roncoroni, farm advisor at the University of California, shares the problems that horseweed is causing for grape production in Sonoma County.

Two-day event focuses on emerging markets, wholesaling, and ethics in agribusiness.

Some weeds have shown a natural tolerance to glyphosate. John Roncoroni, farm advisor at the University of California, gives a rundown of these troublesome weeds.

After success in Florida, South Carolina growers will soon have access to unique crop protection invention.

The New Jersey Green Industry Council’s 2014 Pollinator Summit is an event and issue briefing for everyone who […]

Farm Bureau says the time is now to have the proposed water rule withdrawn.

A total of 24 growers in the state will be the first to grow the Cosmic Crisp, previously known as WA 38.