Copies of the handbook are scheduled for delivery on Jan. 17, 2014, and a Centennial Bonus Report on “100 years of Progress in Plant Health” will be included with orders.

Illinois Specialty Crops, Agritourism, and Organic Conference in Springfield, IL, offers sessions focused on direct market pricing strategies, immigration law, and insect management.

A New York grower is testing an alfalfa beetle-busting treatment to protect his strawberry crop.

It didn’t take long for the annual Dry Season to kick in. Region experiences fifth-driest October in 30 years.

Licensing agreement to be developed for the use of Sesame Workshop characters in displays, promotional materials.

Vote to be held Nov. 5 on for Gerawan Farming union certification.

The second annual Association of Applied IPM Ecologists Grape Roundtable will be held Dec. 2 at the Tulare […]

Fourth generation citrus grower James Shinn has planted peaches to add diversity to his farming operation in Florida. […]

Florida grower James Shinn says cold protection can be the difference between successful production or crop failure. [mmw-video […]

A new clip from researchers in Massachusetts discusses how fall urea applications may help deter disease.

New York Apple Association to supply more than 90,000 apples during marathon events.

A smartphone app from Yara allows users to determine deficiencies by visual comparison.

Three landowners get high marks for sustaining natural resources.

New tool helps calculate the costs of establishment and production.

Size can’t be achieved with overloaded trees.

Microscopic pest can show up years after planting.

Keeping trees comfortable can mean the difference between a good or poor crop. 

Trade mission pays off in $77 million of business generated at industry gathering.

A record wet season has region well prepared for what forecasters say will be drier and warmer than normal conditions.