Legislation Aims To Bolster New York Apple Orchards By Growing Produce Staff|June 22, 2010 In an effort to bolster New York’s apple orchards so that farmers remain competitive in an intense apple […]Read More
What To Know About Balchem’s New Nutrient Recommendation Tool for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 26, 2026
USDA Allocates More Money To Combat Moth Posted by Christina Herrick|June 10, 2010 The USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced this week that it has released an additional […]
Tier 4 Emissions Standard Changes For Tractor Engines By John W. Inman|June 7, 2010 New EPA exhaust emissions regulations will have an impact on diesel engines in tractors and agricultural equipment. The […]
Ohio State University Extension To Hold Herbicide Spray Drift Awareness Workshops Posted by Christina Herrick|June 7, 2010 New herbicide-resistant field crop cultivars will be hitting the market within the next few years, which is causing […]
Is Stainless Steel Harvesting Equipment The Way To Go? By Laura Drotleff|June 3, 2010 Food safety remains a major concern within the fresh produce industry, with growers taking great precautions in and […]
USDA To Provide Natural Disaster Aid Posted by Christina Herrick|June 2, 2010 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that Emergency Conservation Program (ECP) funds are being made available to farmers and […]
Leonard Brown Discusses Diversification By David Eddy|June 2, 2010 Editor’s Note: Leonard Brown of Earl Brown & Sons, a vertically integrated apple and winegrape grower in Milton-Freewater, […]
EPA Labels HoneySweet Plum As a Pesticide By Brian Sparks|June 1, 2010 Earlier this year, the EPA submitted a new label proposal that did not draw many headlines, but stands […]
Earl Brown & Sons Is Constantly Changing And Adapting By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 Not many apple growers end up becoming winemakers, but then again, not many growers start out as research […]
Novel Vacuum Apple Harvester Unveiled By Brian Sparks|June 1, 2010 For the past year, fruit growers Mike Rasch and Chuck Dietrich, along with Phil Brown of Phil Brown […]
Herbicide Alternatives Not A Silver Bullet In Vineyards By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 As most longtime winegrape growers can tell you, weed problems have changed drastically through the years. Perhaps the top […]
Using Lights To Harvest Grapes At Night By David Eddy|June 1, 2010 Growers considering night harvest to provide wineries with cooler fruit, and to address regulations.
Resources To Help Implement IPM In Vineyards By Timothy Weigle|June 1, 2010 There are various resources available, and even more currently being developed, to assist grape growers in implementing IPM.
Southern Apple Growers Faced Reduced Crop In 2010 Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 25, 2010 According to Dr. Steve McArtney, apple specialist, North Carolina Sate University, Mountain Crops Horticultural Research Station in Mills […]
Spotted Wing Drosophila Descends On Golden State Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 25, 2010 Just as entomologists have been warning West Coast growers all winter, Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) is starting to […]
European Grapevine Moth Quarantine Expands By Growing Produce Staff|May 20, 2010 California winegrape growers remain concerned about the European grapevine moth (EGVM). Numerous detections have resulted in the addition […]
New York Apple Growers, LLC Obtains License To New Apple Varieties By Growing Produce Staff|May 11, 2010 NYAG LLC, better known as New York Apple Growers, has completed negotiations with Cornell University to obtain the […]
California Association of Winegrape Growers Names New President By Growing Produce Staff|May 11, 2010 The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) has appointed John Aguirre as its new president. Assuming the role […]
Tree Growers Encouraged To Tap Into New Financial Aid Program By Growing Produce Staff|May 11, 2010 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said orchardists and nursery tree growers can begin applying for benefits under the Tree Assistance Program, […]
Fundamentals Of Good Spray Control Posted by Christina Herrick|May 10, 2010 The fundamentals of good spray control are chemistry, timing, and target. These basics are extremely important for growers […]
