NY Ag Season A Washout Posted by Christina Herrick|July 23, 2009 Many growers have been devastated by the second wettest June in New York history, and state legislators want […]Read More
What To Know About Balchem’s New Nutrient Recommendation Tool for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 26, 2026
Pear Bureau Northwest Teams With Rock Band By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2009 Pear Bureau Northwest has joined with the pop rock band Honor Society in a partnership designed to generate […]
Exotic Viruses Hit Michigan Blueberries By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2009 According to Michigan Department of Agriculture (MDA), two viruses — blueberry shock and blueberry scorch — were found […]
Apple Moth Find Triggers Quarantine In San Joaquin Valley Posted by Christina Herrick|July 16, 2009 Two light brown apple moths have been found in California’s San Joaquin County, prompting state and federal officials to […]
California Moth Eradication Plan Draws Fire Posted by Christina Herrick|July 15, 2009 An effort to eradicate the light brown apple moth by introducing sterile males into the population is doomed […]
New York Apple Growers Support Retailers By Growing Produce Staff|July 14, 2009 This fall, the New York Apple Association will be offering a full-service promotion support program for retailers promoting […]
Virtual Wine Tasting By Growing Produce Staff|July 13, 2009 There isn’t anything new about hosting a wine tasting, but in Oregon last week, a wine tasting even […]
Smaller Grape Harvest Seen For California In 2009 By Growing Produce Staff|July 10, 2009 California’s all grape production is forecast at 6.25 million tons, down 4% from a year ago, according to […]
Oriental Fruit Fly Eradicated From California By Growing Produce Staff|July 8, 2009 The California Department of Food and Agriculture and USDA have eradicated an Oriental fruit fly infestation in Lakewood. […]
New York Faces Grape Glut By Growing Produce Staff|July 6, 2009 Because New York’s winegrape harvest is on track to yield a surplus, Cornell Cooperative Extension, along with New […]
Technology To The Rescue In Food Safety By Joseph Russo|July 2, 2009 Whether due to the complexity of the food supply chain, better reporting of incidents, or better forensics on […]
Growers Using Traceability By Laura Drotleff|July 1, 2009 With the Produce Traceability Initiative (PTI) well underway, the rush to comply with case-level tracking industry-wide by 2012 […]
New Insecticide Available For Worm Control Posted by Christina Herrick|July 1, 2009 Tourismo (Flubendiamide) from Nichino America has received EPA registration for insect problems in trees, nuts, and vines. Labeled […]
Opinion: Tough Economy Not Always Tough On Growers By Brian Sparks|July 1, 2009 At least once a year, our team of editors likes to send an e-mail to a wide range of […]
Crop Estimation In Vineyards By Hans Walter-Peterson|July 1, 2009 One of the most difficult tasks for any grape grower during the growing season is trying to estimate […]
Opinion: There’s Value In Lodi’s Wine Industry By David Eddy|July 1, 2009 A study was in June says the full economic impact of the Lodi, CA, wine and vineyard sector and its allied industries totals $5 billion annually.
Peaches In Greenhouses In China By Desmond R. Layne|July 1, 2009 I have noted before in this column that China produces roughly 45% of the world’s peaches (2007 production of […]
Ohio State To Host National Grape And Wine Conference Posted by Christina Herrick|June 30, 2009 National winemaking and grape-growing experts will convene in Painesville, OH, as Ohio State University hosts the annual American […]
University of Idaho May Close Renowned Research Center Posted by Christina Herrick|June 25, 2009 The University of Idaho College of Agricultural and Life Sciences is proposing the closure of the Parma Research […]
BEI Rotary Blueberry Harvester By Growing Produce Staff|June 23, 2009 The BEI Rotary Blueberry Harvester is designed to meet the highest production standards. The machine efficiently harvests blueberries […]
