Inquiry will determine if Southeast U.S. blueberry growers have suffered significant injury from soaring import volumes and recommend protective actions.

Clemson University peach breeder to lead multi-state team of scientists to develop new rootstocks resistant to armillaria root rot.

Lack of labor and the need to efficiently deliver quality challenge industry suppliers.

Take a look at various miticides’ performance against these tiny pests.

See what the Apple Grower of the Year award sponsor has to say about this year’s winner and their commitment to growers.

The annual American Fruit Grower/Western Fruit Grower State of the Industry Survey is a great opportunity for growers and industry stakeholders to provide a pulse of what is happening in the field.

The University of Minnesota, which is best known for the ‘Honeycrisp’ apple, looks like it has another winner on its hands.

Learn more about what turned out to be a sweet accident for one Washington State grower.

This past year, the fruit industry lost Chad Finn unexpectedly. See why fellow berry breeding scientist John Clark calls him a lasting inspiration.

Weather, smaller sizes, and more selective picking cause industry to lower August forecast by 10%.

Learn more about new units that provide advantages, both financial and environmental. 

American Fruit Grower Senior Editor Tom Skernivitz has visited 39 states across the country, mostly on business. He’s driven to see more, and you can help him.

Pruning and bed maintenance among practices that can extend the life of declining orchards.

Fruit begins in the soil, which to this California grower means making your own compost.

Policy protection offer could pay off if a storm passes nearby your farm.

State-of-the-art tissue culture lab and enterprise resource planning software platform are key investments in the Florida nursery operation’s future.

Should you implement an environmental monitoring program for COVID-19 on your farm? Why or why not?

Learn how the practice can produce fruit earlier to achieve a market advantage.

Following a pandemic-related delay, the FDA implements its blueprint for smarter traceability.