What’s New In Irrigation By Growing Produce Staff|December 1, 2009 Even in the generally wet climate of Florida, irrigation is critical in producing viable fruit and vegetable crops. […]Read More
What To Know About Balchem’s New Nutrient Recommendation Tool for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 26, 2026
Court Rules For Generic Table Grape Ads By Growing Produce Staff|November 23, 2009 A federal appeals court in San Francisco has rejected three grape growers’ challenge to a mandatory advertising campaign […]
Biorational Approach To Conventional & Organic Produce Growing Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 20, 2009 Of all the facts about Bts to keep in mind, perhaps the most important is just how incredibly […]
Biorational Approach: Defining Success Posted by Christina Herrick|November 20, 2009 Effective, Affordable Control: New Research Shows Clear Bt Benefits Bt Trial Data If you could see research showing […]
Fruit Juices Under Attack By Richard T. Meister|November 19, 2009 A recent Los Angeles Times article called into the question the health value of fruit juices. Understandably, this […]
USDA Awards More Than $46 Million For Specialty Crop Research And Extension Posted by Christina Herrick|November 19, 2009 USDA has awarded more than $46 million through the Specialty Crop Research Initiative (SCRI) to help solve specialty […]
Fruit Industry Generous During Holiday Season By Growing Produce Staff|November 19, 2009 With the holidays approaching, producers from throughout the fruit industry are getting into the spirit of the season. […]
California Trade Groups Get $33.7 Million Posted by Christina Herrick|November 17, 2009 California trade organizations are receiving more than $33.7 million to support the international promotion of food and agriculture […]
Cherry Powdery Mildew Treatment Tips Posted by Christina Herrick|November 17, 2009 Everyone associated with the Washington cherry industry is painfully aware that 2009 has been the most severe powdery […]
Discussing Food With The Public By James R. McFerson|November 12, 2009 I bet you don’t know what the term “usufruct” means. I sure didn’t, until I read Michael Pollan’s book […]
Mulching Strawberries For Winter Protection Posted by Christina Herrick|November 12, 2009 Submitted by: Rich Marini, Department of Horticulture, Penn State University Mulching strawberries is an old practice that helps […]
Battling Scorch And Shock In Blueberries By Ann-Marie Jeffries|November 12, 2009 This past summer, two deadly viruses cropped up in Michigan: blueberry scorch and blueberry shock. […]
2009 Top Apple/Pear Growers By Growing Produce Staff|November 12, 2009 Across the board, 2009 was a challenging year for just about every business. And while it’s true that […]
Making Low Labor Perennial Strawberry Production A Reality By Charlie O'Dell|November 12, 2009 A very wise person once said, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” I often wonder if we do not […]
No Off Season For Grape Growers By Hans Walter-Peterson|November 12, 2009 The growing season is always a hectic time in the vineyard. Making sure to time sprays properly, getting […]
Marketing Vintage Varieties By Mike Lloyd|November 11, 2009 Fruit and vegetable lovers from throughout Albemarle County, VA, gather with area farmers in a weekly farmers market […]
Nurseries To The Rescue By Allison Bray|November 11, 2009 What’s a good way to get school-age kids to eat fruit? One school district in Council, ID, may […]
Apple Growers Jump On Variety Bandwagon By Ann-Marie Jeffries|November 11, 2009 Club varieties are drawing a lot of attention in the industry, and not all of it good. Some […]
New Cherries Resistant To Powdery Mildew By David Eddy|November 10, 2009 Two cherry cultivars being grown at Washington State University’s Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center really stood out […]
Blueberry Growers Watching Out For Overplanting By David Eddy|November 10, 2009 The problem is a familiar one to growers of all crops. The high prices of the past several […]
