Hot Temps Affect Prunes At Bloom By Franz Niederholzer|February 1, 2009 High temperatures at bloom present a huge economic challenge to California prune growers. Heat at bloom (greater than […]Read More
Precision Irrigation in the Orchard: Where Fertilizer Value Is Won or Lost By Melissa Lilze, Netafim North America|June 29, 2026
What To Know About Balchem’s New Nutrient Recommendation Tool for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 26, 2026
Scholarship Winners Pursue Careers In Ag By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2009 Those of you who fear the number of young people entering the agricultural field is declining, take heart. […]
Opinion: Cautiously Optimistic About Crop Protection By Brian Sparks|February 1, 2009 The hammer recently fell for many fruit and vegetable growers in Europe. Just a couple of months ago, […]
Cornell Hosts International Fruit Symposium By Win Cowgill|February 1, 2009 Last August, Cornell University in Geneva, NY, was home to a gathering of 280 fruit scientists and growers […]
Gettin’ A Gator By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2009 Michigan vegetable and fruit grower Mike Rasch may have won a John Deere Gator at the Great Lakes […]
Precision Ag Coming Into Focus In Tree Fruit By James R. McFerson|February 1, 2009 The recent annual meeting of the Washington State Horticultural Association (WSHA) had sustainability as its theme and highlighted […]
Managing Spider Mites in Strawberries By Laura Drotleff|February 1, 2009 Spider mites are one of the most damaging pests to strawberry crops throughout the U.S., according to entomologist […]
Research Focus On Warding Off Pierce’s Disease Posted by Christina Herrick|February 1, 2009 The California Department of Food and Agriculture’s Pierce’s Disease/Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Board has been funding research efforts to impart that same trait to winegrape vines.
Managing Mildew In Grapes Posted by Christina Herrick|February 1, 2009 Many grape growers remember 2007 as a drier-than-usual growing season with less disease pressure. But consultants like Jim […]
Cherry Lessons From Down Under By David Eddy|February 1, 2009 Lynn Long, an Oregon State University (OSU) Extension horticulturist in The Dalles, OR, has made a few trips […]
Jan. 31-Feb. 4: IFTA 52nd Annual Conference Posted by Christina Herrick|January 31, 2009 Date: Jan. 31-Feb. 4 Location: Potsdam, Germany (the event also includes pre-conference tours of Austria, Slovakia, Czech Republic, […]
Jan. 27-30: Unified Wine & Grape Symposium Posted by Christina Herrick|January 27, 2009 Date: Jan. 27-30 Location: Sacramento, CA For More Information: www.unifiedsymposium.org Don’t Miss These Highlights: • A panel discussion […]
National Peach Council Under New Leadership Posted by Christina Herrick|January 27, 2009 The National Peach Council (NPC) is under the service of a new managing director. Kay Rentzel, who currently […]
Biological Fungicide From Arysta Approved Posted by Christina Herrick|January 20, 2009 The EPA has approved Ph-D fungicide for use on a variety of fruit and vegetable crops including almonds, […]
Audit of California Avocado Commission Uncovers Questionable Spending By Growing Produce Staff|January 13, 2009 The California Department of Food and Agriculture recently completed an audit of the California Avocado Commission that contains […]
New Homeland Security Rule May Threaten Cherry Exports By Growing Produce Staff|January 6, 2009 Washington tree fruit companies are anxiously awaiting a new Homeland Security rule that they say could disrupt about […]
Report: Skyrocketing Fruit and Vegetable Imports May Put Americans At Risk Posted by Christina Herrick|January 5, 2009 Americans are consuming more imported fresh fruit, fresh vegetable, canned and frozen produce and fruit juice than ever […]
Marketing Healthy Eating By Desmond R. Layne|January 1, 2009 Did you ever wonder how much fruit should be a part of your daily diet? This is a […]
Organic Version Of Glyphosate On The Way? By David Eddy|January 1, 2009 The most difficult problem faced out in the orchards and vineyards by most organic fruit growers isn’t pests […]
Moving Pears To High-Density By David Eddy|January 1, 2009 To understand why Clark Seavert, an Oregon State University (OSU) agricultural economist, is advocating the planting of much […]
