When it comes to installing a new vineyard, there is a fine line between saving money and getting what you pay for.

California-based Beeflow fares well with ‘Duke’ variety in first round of Washington research. Next up: ‘Liberty’ blueberries.

State regulators warn growers that they soon must stop pulling irrigation water from major rivers – even earlier than last year.

Tremendous growth of industry will mean fruit growers will soon have more tools available, especially in battling key pests such as spotted wing drosophila.

In the face of unpredictable weather conditions and rising fertilizer costs, the trick is to apply the material efficiently.

Prospective winery owners need to realize it isn’t a side job.

Clemson Extension specialists work with growers to determine damage from recent extreme weather.

As Pacific Northwest researchers march toward long-term management, wild parasitoids have already arrived in Washington state.

No matter how you slice it, this farm in the PNW is a success story.

Large fresh fruit operation teams up with Plenty to build its first commercial strawberry indoor vertical farm.

California Fresh Fruit Association airs out concerns in workshop at annual conference.

Third-generation grower from Pennsylvania was 41.

Robotic equipment and monitoring technologies, such as remote and proximal sensing, provide new opportunities to Michigan grape growers.

Cardboard nest tubes reduce the infestation of kleptoparasitic mites in nest cavities of European orchard bee.

Five years after their start, the NC140 rootstock trials are providing valuable data while prompting the development of appropriate training techniques.

The Biocontrols USA 2022 Conference & Expo kicked off with a tour of local growing operations using biologicals in a variety of ways.

Enhanced capability increases access to healthy foods at farmers’ markets for people receiving government aid.

Novel crop load management tool granted EPA registration.

Growers are often humble by nature, so it’s up to you to share how they shine.