Cheminova To Distribute Strobilurin Fungicide Posted by Christina Herrick|December 20, 2011 Cheminova, Inc. has announced an agreement with BASF under which Cheminova secures sole distribution rights and exclusive use […]Read More
New Apple Packinghouse In New York By Growing Produce Staff|December 14, 2011 Wayne County, NY’s apple growers came out in droves last week as Empire Fruit Growers Co-op opened the […]
Dow AgroSciences Licenses Fungicide To Gowan Posted by Christina Herrick|December 13, 2011 Dow AgroSciences LLC and Gowan have announced a new development and marketing license agreement that will allow Gowan […]
Tree Fruit Pioneer Passes Away Posted by Christina Herrick|December 13, 2011 John J. Snyder Sr., 96, of Wenatchee, WA, passed away at Highgate Senior Living on Wednesday, November 30, […]
Washington Fruit Industry Needs Single Voice By Growing Produce Staff|December 6, 2011 West Mathison, president of the Washington State Horticultural Association (left), and his successor for 2012, David Douglas of […]
Live Report From Great Lakes Expo In Grand Rapids Posted by Christina Herrick|December 6, 2011 Michigan’s fruit growers can breathe a sigh of relief, at least for the moment. Despite the increasing pressure […]
New Cold Hardiness Tool For Grape Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|December 2, 2011 Just in time for winter, Washington State University (WSU) researchers have launched a web-based Grapevine Cold Hardiness tool. […]
“Biggest Loser” Is New Pink Lady Apple Spokeswoman By Growing Produce Staff|December 1, 2011 Maybe there is something to that old “apple-a-day” advice. In a move to reinforce its focus on the […]
Prevention Is Cornerstone Of Food Safety Modernization Act Posted by Christina Herrick|November 30, 2011 Tweet FDA has recently published a new presentation on food safety, “Food Safety Modernization Act: Focus on Prevention.” […]
New Ways To Attack Two-Spotted Spider Mite May Be On The Horizon Posted by Christina Herrick|November 30, 2011 A University of Utah biologist and an international research team decoded the genetic blueprint of the two-spotted spider […]
Spotted Wing Drosophila: What We Learned In 2011 Posted by Christina Herrick|November 29, 2011 Growers in Pennsylvania have been on high alert ever since the spotted wing drosophila (SWD) was detected this […]
Spotted Wing Drosophila Found In Six East Michigan Counties This Fall Posted by Christina Herrick|November 22, 2011 Monitoring for spotted wing Drosophila (SWD) in fruit crops in east Michigan throughout the fall has detected this […]
Sun World Announces Management Changes Posted by Christina Herrick|November 21, 2011 Sun World International, LLC, one of California’s leading fruit growers and a member of American/Western Fruit Grower’s Top […]
Legendary Fruit Growing Family Receives High Honors By Growing Produce Staff|November 21, 2011 Seattle Business magazine has honored the Mathison family of Stemilt Growers in Wenatchee, WA, with the Family Legacy […]
Bramble Research Group Seeking Research Proposals Posted by Christina Herrick|November 21, 2011 The North American Bramble Growers Research Foundation (NABGRF), the research branch of the North American Raspberry and Blackberry […]
Florida Strawberry Season Kicks Off By Growing Produce Staff|November 18, 2011 Wish Farms, the largest grower and shipper of strawberries in Florida, announced the kick-off of its Florida strawberry […]
Supplier Directory Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 15, 2011 A&B Packing Equipment 67602 62nd St., Hartford, MI 49507; 888-269-8234; fax 269-621-0300; [email protected]; www.abpacking.com A&B has become a […]
2011 Product Guide Posted by Christina Herrick|November 15, 2011 Welcome to the 2011 product guide. As a grower trying to multitask, you want to complete each task […]
Don’t Ignore These Gifts By Brian Sparks|November 15, 2011 Everyone loves getting gifts during the holidays, especially children. Think back to when you were a kid: There […]
Orchard Revival By Growing Produce Staff|November 15, 2011 “Colorado apples” isn’t a phrase you hear too often, at least not anymore. But in the late 19th […]
