Banker plants create a hungry insect troop eager to protect your indoor cash crop.

Harvest has begun in the Millennium Block, a seven-year, 5,000-tree research project designed to identify HLB-tolerant citrus varieties and rootstocks.

Report says California working landscapes generate $404 billion in sales annually.

Fall Creek’s SEKOYA Nova ‘FC15-173’ features fruit size distribution and postharvest performance that differentiates it from similar varieties.

Follow practical Form I-9 rules to stay audit-ready and protect your business and workers from ICE raids.

University of Florida researchers are using a combination of individual protective covers and plant growth regulators to help trees survive deadly disease.

When a major winter storm is in the forecast, preparation is key. Luckily, there are tried and true cold protection practices growers can rely on.

The twospotted spider mite and the chilli thrips are a pain for Florida strawberry growers. Scientists focus on a predatory mite could bring needed relief.

Tree fruit/viticulture consulting company AgriMACS uses automation to combat back-office labor crunch.

Start with a soil test to unlock the micronutrients in your soil.

Dozens of agriculture organizations are urging Congress to address the growing economic crisis facing American farmers. Read the letter.

Smart tech is reshaping decisions, workflows, and profitability across agriculture. Discover six expert-identified trends set to define farming in 2026.

B.J. Thurlby, longtime leader of the Washington State Fruit Commission and champion of the PNW cherry industry, has passed away at 60.

Often misdiagnosed, nematodes (the bad ones, at least) can wreak havoc in orchards and vineyards.

The numbers are in! Annual global report from NOAA claims 2025 as the third warmest year since 1850, while ocean temperatures break new record.

A low-cost, simple robotic arm developed by Washington State University researchers might someday help with fruit picking and other farm chores.

Quality fruit and informed decisions keep the industry moving forward.

Growers want math that holds up in the field, crop protection programs that fit their spray schedules, and results that show up at harvest.

Burchell Nursery heads full-steam into the new year with its gene-edited self-compatible Nonpareil+ almond.