Michigan Researchers Help Growers Battle Bugs By Brian Sparks|January 10, 2012 There is one area that I, for one, feel pretty optimistic about as we head into 2012, and […]Read More
A Glimpse Into The Future: Your Headlines For 2012 Posted by Christina Herrick|January 10, 2012 It may be impossible to predict the future, but who says you can’t give it a shot, and […]
Live Report From IFTA 2012 Conference By Rebecca M. Bartels|January 10, 2012 This year’s International Fruit Tree Association (IFTA) Conference, held in Santiago, Chile, is highlighting what has made the […]
Vine Lines: California’s Weather In 2011 By Ron Brase|January 10, 2012 In 2011, California had a grape growing season much like 2010. Both years were characterized by below-normal seasonal […]
Consumers Make Decisions With Crushpad Winery By Rebecca M. Bartels|January 10, 2012 The age-old tradition of wine making has gotten a little more hands-on, thanks to Crushpad winery, located in […]
Sustainable Winegrowing Highlights Washington Winegrape Meeting Posted by Christina Herrick|January 10, 2012 In just the past 12 years, Washington’s wine industry has grown more than 400%, causing sustainable management practices […]
Weeds In Stone Fruit: We Love To Hate Them! By Desmond R. Layne|January 10, 2012 Elimination and/or management of uninvited weed species in your orchard seems like a never-ending exercise, doesn’t it? The […]
Tackle Nematodes And Get Better Peach Tree Growth Posted by Christina Herrick|January 10, 2012 Peach growers in the southeastern U.S. are vexed in dealing with root-knot nematodes that can severely stunt peach […]
What’s New In Fruit And Nut Weed Control Posted by Christina Herrick|January 9, 2012 Other impediments to crop production might garner more headlines — such as the latest invasive insect — but […]
The Launching Of Luna Fungicides By Rosemary Gordon|January 9, 2012 Bayer CropScience announced last week at the Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference in Georgia that its Luna […]
California Winegrape Growers Name First Leader Award Winner By Growing Produce Staff|January 5, 2012 The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) announced today that Nat DiBuduo, president of Allied Grape Growers, is […]
Clemson Stone Fruit Researcher Recognized By University By Growing Produce Staff|January 4, 2012 As Clemson University ended its fall semester in late December, university president James Barker took some time to […]
Water Shortages Expected In Texas Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 4, 2012 High water usage and drought conditions this year could lead to water shortages in 2012 for Lower Rio […]
Federal Judge Finds California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard Unconstitutional Posted by Christina Herrick|January 4, 2012 A judge in Federal District Court in Fresno, CA, has sided with America’s ethanol industry in ruling that […]
Revolution In Education By Frank Giles|January 2, 2012 This year, land grant universities will celebrate their 150th anniversary. These schools were established by an act supported […]
Opinion: Green Revolution Part II By Frank Giles|January 2, 2012 In agricultural circles, the late Dr. Norman Borlaug is revered for his groundbreaking work in wheat breeding, which […]
How To Plan Your Vineyard Irrigation Program By Ron Brase|January 1, 2012 With a production goal in mind, you must also have approaches in place that allow you to monitor the growth of the vines and the soil moisture content.
New York Apple Growers Introduce QR Codes By Growing Produce Staff|December 28, 2011 The New York Apple Association is promoting a new retail program that allows consumers using smart phones to […]
Scholarships Presented At Great Lakes Expo By Brian Sparks|December 27, 2011 One of the highlights of this month’s Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable & Farm Market Expo in Grand Rapids, […]
Fruit Processor Throws Support Behind University By Growing Produce Staff|December 20, 2011 With the express goal of supporting Washington’s tree fruit industry, Tree Top Inc. is investing $250,000 in tree […]
