California Grape & Tree Fruit League president Barry Bedwell analyzes the industry’s recent roller coaster ride.

Western Growers, whose members “grow the best medicine,” commits $100,000 over two years.

First felony conviction under Michigan’s state food law; owner charged with willful misbranding and adulteration of food products.

Growers should see what damage their grapevines and peach trees experienced during the extreme cold this year.

New American Fruit Grower columnist Bill Shane discusses the basics of peach breeding.

The new chief of USApple, Jim Bair, sits down for a Q-and-A.

Help is available for growers dealing with employee conflicts, looking for training options, and wading through legal matters.

A total of 636 business groups across the U.S. sign letter stating that if done properly reform will deter illegal immigration.

Successors announced in wake of Michael Donaldson’s departure.

Research demonstrates attractive suitors are better biological control agents.

Suit alleges Governor Brown’s appointees and staff engaged in intimidation, coercion and voter suppression to prevent workers from decertifying UFW union.

Nearly 3,000 schools worldwide considered for rankings by subject area.

Revenues jump for fourth year in a row as Europeans eagerly snap up California wines.

George Sorn, who enjoyed an illustrious career with Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association, dies at 86.

Jim Bair brings a fresh perspective to the leadership of USApple. David Eddy does the same as the new editor of American/Western Fruit Grower. Both are working hard to help you run more successful, profitable businesses.

Producers are teaming up with the state’s network of 14 regional food banks to put fresh, nutritious fruits and vegetables onto the plates of our neediest neighbors.

The tractors are available in six models.

Funding will be provided through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.

Two webinars will explain strip cultivation, an alternative to herbicides for managing weeds in orchards and vineyards.