Ag tech may be advancing at breakneck speed, but specialty crop growers are not necessarily following at the same pace. And maybe they shouldn’t.

New AutoHavest technology automatically optimizes harvester performance to deliver more marketable fruit.

Jonna Parker of market intelligence firm Circana will open CEAg World Conference & Expo with a keynote on consumer trends reshaping the produce market.

Technology took to the field at the inaugural Great Lakes Tek Flex. We were there. Take a look at some of the highlights.

R&D trends in adjuvants include formulation for soil, drone technology, plant health, and multifunctional formulations.

Strawberry School Online teaches essentials of soilless strawberry production under greenhouse and indoor controlled environment.

Washington State orchard growers turn to water conservation, precision irrigation, and new technology to prepare for increasingly challenging conditions.

SQF certification validates leading peach grower’s established quality management programs and commitment.

New expansions of citrus greening quarantine areas in California impacting hundreds of acres of commercial citrus.

Check out this updated list of universities based on key stats as well as student and alumni reviews. Did your alma mater make the honor roll?

Postharvest nutrient applications replenish the nutrient reserves that drive spring growth, bloom, and fruit set, making fall fertility a must for next year’s crop.

New report released by PMMI finds the U.S. robotics market serving packaging and processing is projected to reach approximately $800 million by 2031.

The demand for post-patent solutions continues to grow for farmers. Few companies have stepped up to fill that demand like Albaugh. Check out our Q&A with Willie Negroni of Albaugh.

Results of the recently released 2026 National Cover Crop Survey indicate strong interest in cover crops among many farmers.

Reservoir Farms hosts its first tech event, Ruggedize, which focused on ag robotics and physical AI. Find out what was seen and heard.

Two new insecticides offer distinct modes of action to improve codling moth control while helping growers manage insecticide resistance.

Drawing on years managing the family farm, Hilary Porter, CEO of Erick Nielsen Enterprises, sees California agriculture from both sides of the orchard row.

Fourth-generation Virginia apple grower Philip Glaize III will serve the 2026-2027 term for USApple.

Consolidated Central Valley Table Grape Pest and Disease Control District commits more funding to support glassy-winged sharpshooter control efforts.