Whether incentives from government or credits from private companies, carbon capture could provide opportunities for your farm or grove in the future.

Here are the details you need to select chemistries you’ll want to add to your production mix.

Extent of crop damage still being assessed as powerful polar vortex reaches the Rio Grande Valley.

See how the longtime, Florida-based berry producer is expanding its operations to meet demand on the West Coast.

Conventional treatment update details Kasumin light sensitivity, confirms Apogee/Actigard effectiveness.

The first half of the California Fresh Fruit Association’s Top 10 list for 2021 is dominated by water- and labor-related issues.

Many growers have stuck with short pruning despite it requiring more labor and opening up trees to greater chance of infection. But perhaps not for long.

American producers and industry stakeholders react to agency’s decision on whether rising imports are causing serious injury to domestic farmers.

Latest offerings from UC-Davis target Southern California coastal climates.

Keynote speeches will highlight the latest research on postharvest quality, preventing shrivel, and ensuring optimum quality during long-distance transit.

Low-priced imports have had a devastating effect on U.S. growers.

See how this formal request would help protect farmworkers and support the specialty crop industry.

Economic development project provides growers with real-time data for food resiliency, supply chain logistics.

From heaters to helicopters, measures to stave off cold damage takes many shapes.

As biologicals gain momentum in the fight against disease and insects, manufacturers strive for clarity with growers.

But while they express overwhelming concern about HLB, many growers remain positive.

New University of Minnesota variety, notable for its disease resistance, is the product of a ‘Honeycrisp’ cross.

Antibiotics or no antibiotics, apple and pear growers have a treatment they can trust in the suppression of deadly disease.

Ag associations say regulations are ill-conceived, and situation needs to be resolved as 25,000 guestworkers will be arriving soon.