Online Exclusive: Labor Remains First Priority For USApple By Growing Produce Staff|July 22, 2011 Agricultural labor reform remains the number one legislative priority for USApple. A stable, reliable, and legal workforce is […]Read More
What To Know About Balchem’s New Nutrient Recommendation Tool for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 26, 2026
Organic Report: Fire Blight Tools Saved By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2011 Editor’s Note: Information for this article originally appeared in the Spring 2011 issue of the Organic Tree Fruit […]
2011 Apple Grower Of The Year Finalists Posted by Christina Herrick|July 21, 2011 Competition for this year’s Apple Grower of the Year Award was fierce, and although Mo Tougas took top […]
Budget Cuts: Taking Matters Into Our Own Hands By James R. McFerson|July 21, 2011 Who is the biggest loser in the recent round of budget cuts to U.S. land grant universities? While […]
New Cherry Packaging Looks Promising By Tracie Arnold|July 21, 2011 Is it possible for a package of sweet cherries in the produce aisle to be appealing to the […]
How To Manage Mealybugs By David Eddy|July 21, 2011 Walt Bentley gets a fair number of questions from organic grape growers on how to control vine mealybug […]
The Faces Of Extension: Mark Longstroth By David Eddy|July 20, 2011 The Michigan Legislature is considering a 15% reduction in higher education budgets — a familiar figure across the […]
The Faces Of Extension: Wayne Mitchem By David Eddy|July 20, 2011 Representing the new breed of Extension representative, Mitchem is affiliated with North Carolina State University, but he also […]
USDA Peach Purchase Helps Growers By Growing Produce Staff|July 19, 2011 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has announced USDA’s intention to purchase up to $11.4 million of canned clingstone peaches […]
Winegrape Disease Funding To Be Slashed By Growing Produce Staff|July 19, 2011 It looks like California’s agricultural programs will be hit even more than originally thought, as the state muddles […]
California Winegrape Industry Soaring By David Eddy|July 18, 2011 The California winegrape industry is as strong as it has been in many years, and growers are enjoying […]
Disrupt Pre-Harvest Pests With Danitol Insecticide Posted by Christina Herrick|July 18, 2011 California grape growers realize that a well-developed pest management product does more than just control pests—it also fits […]
Learning Is A Continual Process For Apple Grower Of The Year, Mo Tougas By Brian Sparks|July 18, 2011 Mo Tougas, the 2011 Apple Grower Of The Year, credits his lifelong passion for fruit growing for helping him continue to learn and pass his knowledge on to others.
San Joaquin Valley Wine Competition Yields Winners By Growing Produce Staff|July 15, 2011 The wines have been tasted and the judges have spoken, leading to a fascinating result in the San […]
Napa Valley, Mexican-American Vintners Form Partnership Posted by Christina Herrick|July 15, 2011 For the first time, Mexican-American vintners and wine industry leaders have joined forces to officially launch the Napa […]
I-9 Immigration Audits Targeting Small Businesses Posted by Christina Herrick|July 15, 2011 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has begun notifying 1,000 businesses nationwide it wants to review their I-9 […]
Mechanical Harvesting Training Scheduled Posted by Christina Herrick|July 15, 2011 A seminar for farm employees and supervisors alike on wine and raisin grape mechanical harvest safety training is […]
Adam Putnam’s 5 Ways Forward By Frank Giles|July 14, 2011 Establishing himself in his first elected term with wins already under his belt, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and […]
Tips for Growers Mulling Berry Mechanization Posted by Christina Herrick|July 14, 2011 As labor costs and availability, regulatory issues, and margins continue to pose challenges, blueberry growers are increasingly looking […]
The Faces Of Extenson: Win Cowgill By David Eddy|July 12, 2011 New Jersey has certainly not been immune from the budget cuts that have eaten away at Extension programs […]
