Apple Industry Leadership For The Future By Nancy Foster|March 4, 2010 As I travel the country visiting apple growers and apple products companies, one question remains a constant: Who […]Read More
Reasons Why There’s Cautious Optimism for Almond Crop Prices By Matt Woolf, Terrain Ag|October 10, 2026
Fruitful Scholarship Opportunities from California Table Grape Growers By California Table Grape Commission|October 9, 2026
Mechanical Blueberry Harvesting Can Save On Labor By Ann-Marie Jeffries|March 4, 2010 As a grower, it’s important to examine inputs closely in order to increase your bottom line whenever possible. One […]
Vine Lines: Robots In The Vineyard By Hans Walter-Peterson|March 4, 2010 Fifty years ago, vineyards were full of people at harvest time, picking grapes by hand. Large crews would […]
Rodent Control Tips For Vineyards By Ann-Marie Jeffries|March 4, 2010 Pesky voles and other rodents can be a huge inconvenience in vineyards and orchards, and increasingly, growers are […]
Truth In Produce Advertising By Desmond R. Layne|March 4, 2010 The Federal Trade Commission (www.ftc.gov) guides all businesses on the topic of “truth in advertising.” According to the […]
Be On The Lookout For Spotted Wing Drosophila By David Eddy|March 3, 2010 The pest gained prominence last spring when it started hitting berries and then cherries in California. It then […]
Weed Management In Blueberries By Eric Hanson|March 3, 2010 Blueberry producers have a fair selection of herbicide products to work with, and two additional products were recently […]
How To Improve Your Vineyard’s Soil By David Eddy|March 3, 2010 Soil testing, soil salinity, and organic matter can all help contribute to the quality of the grapes you produce.
Sprayer Calibration Tips By Franz Niederholzer|March 3, 2010 Proper sprayer air volume delivery is key to spray coverage quality.
Cold Shock By Paul Rusnak|March 1, 2010 While modern freeze events such as the ones in 1977, 1983, and 1989 have set the bar high […]
Laboring Over Labels By J.W. Noling|March 1, 2010 The Food Quality Protection Act of 1996 requires EPA to comprehensively re-evaluate all previously registered pesticides to ensure […]
Group Formed To Battle Pierce’s Disease Posted by Christina Herrick|March 1, 2010 Leading winegrape growers and vintners around the Golden State have joined forces to advocate to fellow growers and […]
Oregon’s Largest Cherry Grower Welcomes Challenges By David Eddy|March 1, 2010 As a vice president for one of the biggest cherry growing operations in the U.S., Orchard View Farms, Ken […]
SunnyRidge Launches Organic Blueberry Line By Growing Produce Staff|February 23, 2010 Winter Haven, FL-based SunnyRidge Farm announced its expansion into the organics market this domestic season with its new […]
National Peach Council Recognizes Breeder Paul Friday Posted by Christina Herrick|February 19, 2010 Peach breeder Paul Friday of Flamin’ Fury Peaches in Coloma, MI, was recently recognized by the National Peach […]
Danitol Receives California Registration For Specialty Crops Posted by Christina Herrick|February 16, 2010 Valent USA Corporation’s Danitol Insecticide (fenpropathrin) is now registered for use on stone fruit, tree nuts, bushberries, caneberries, […]
United Fresh Makes Sustainable Addition Posted by Christina Herrick|February 16, 2010 United Fresh Produce Association announced that Rob Neenan, currently vice president, government affairs, at the California League of […]
Vintage Nurseries Adds Olive Trees To Product Line By Growing Produce Staff|February 16, 2010 Vintage Nurseries is now offering NursTech Super High Density (SHD) olive trees as part of its inventory. These […]
Lifelong Grand Rapids Area Fruit Grower Murdered Posted by Growing Produce Staff|February 9, 2010 Edward Rasch, a lifelong Michigan fruit grower, was found shot to death on Friday, Feb. 5. Socorro Hurtado-Garcia, […]
Potential For Profit With Organic Produce By Paul and Sandy Arnold|February 9, 2010 Since the start of our farming career more than 20 years ago, our goal was to make farming […]
