New Invasive Pest Targeting Pennsylvania Fruit Posted by Christina Herrick|November 19, 2012 Zaprionus indianus Gupta (Diptera: Drosophilidae), commonly known in Brazil as the African Fig Fly (AFF), is an invasive […]Read More
Fruitful Scholarship Opportunities from California Table Grape Growers By California Table Grape Commission|October 9, 2026
Why Development of Nation’s First Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Clone Is a Big Deal By AgriLife Today|October 8, 2026
Setting Up Your Own Vineyard Trials By Hans Walter-Peterson|November 19, 2012 As an Extension agent, my job centers around making recommendations to growers that are based on scientific studies […]
Calcium: An Overlooked Blueberry Nutrient By Charlie O'Dell|November 16, 2012 This past year I noticed decreased vegetative growth in our older northern highbush blueberry planting made back in […]
Opinion: Giving Thanks To Fruit Growers By David Eddy|November 15, 2012 Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday. Don’t get me wrong, I like the other holidays, but on a […]
Michigan Apple Growers March On By Brian Sparks|November 15, 2012 While the Washington apple industry is looking at what could be its largest crop ever, Michigan growers are […]
Improving Blueberry Irrigation By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 Ever since he started working with blueberries, David Bryla couldn’t understand why growers said they had always been […]
State Of The Washington Apple Industry By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 As this year comes to a close, it’s apparent that Washington, which has long reigned supreme in the […]
Labor Remains Top Issue For Washington Growers By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 Asked what he thinks is the top issue facing Washington’s tree fruit industry, and David Douglas doesn’t hesitate […]
New Apple Has New Website By Growing Produce Staff|November 13, 2012 The EverCrisp apple, a new apple tree developed and released by the Midwest Apple Improvement Association after more […]
New Blueberries Gain Interest Posted by Christina Herrick|November 13, 2012 Anyone who grows blueberries knows that some of the berries may turn pink before they finally ripen to […]
New York Apple Varieties Get Closer By Brian Sparks|November 12, 2012 Apple growers and marketers in New York continue to learn more about new apple varieties from Cornell University’s […]
California’s GMO Measure Defeated By David Eddy|November 7, 2012 In what most people in agriculture believe to be a heartening blow for sound science, a California measure […]
Battling The Raspberry Aphid By Growing Produce Staff|November 6, 2012 There’s good news black raspberry growers: A USDA scientist and his commercial colleague have found black raspberries that […]
New Broad-Spectrum Soil Fumigant Now Available Posted by Christina Herrick|November 6, 2012 In response to ever-increasing demands for new and improved soil fumigation solutions to replace methyl bromide, Arkema Inc. […]
Florida Blueberry Growers Seek To Build Buzz By Paul Rusnak|November 5, 2012 For blueberry growers in the Sunshine State, business is good, but it could always be better. More than […]
Report: Berry Market Will Keep Booming Posted by Christina Herrick|November 2, 2012 Following a recent growth trend, sales of U.S. fresh berries will continue to expand by seven percent per […]
Florida Peach Nursery Directory Posted by Christina Herrick|November 2, 2012 There following nurseries carry peach tree liners for sale on dooryard and commercial scale. These nurseries are licensed […]
South Carolina Grower Fights Hunger One Garden At A Time Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 WP Rawl, a vegetable grower in Pelion, SC, announced last week its partnership with Katie’s Krops, a non-profit […]
New Study: Local Food = Less Safety Posted by Christina Herrick|October 31, 2012 Consumers’ growing demands for both locally produced and safer foods are in conflict, according to a recent study […]
Study Says Warm Climates Don’t Necessarily Mean More Fertile Soils Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 Warmer climates won’t necessarily speed the return of nitrogen to soils as scientists once thought, according to a […]
