A COVID-19-related lawsuit has spurred the state to propose emergency rules that would severely limit the use of bunk beds.

State’s total acreage topped 1.5 million acres in 2019.

Despite a slew of news stories about farmers putting their workers at risk of infection, produce growers are going the extra mile to keep their teams safe.

Congress worked out another relief package that includes more payroll protection funds for small businesses. So the race is back on to secure loans before the money runs out.

USDA’s $19 billion relief package aims to maintain strong supply chain in time of crisis. Here’s how.

The invasive pest continues to cause damage in California almond orchards — as well as in most other parts of the country where it’s become more than just a nuisance.

Five fresh fruit varieties cleared to enter U.S. market.

It’s a great time to buy plentiful fresh fruit, but Americans don’t seem to agree, and at least one so-called ‘environmental’ group isn’t helping.

First commercial fruit collaboration for Pairwise and Plant Sciences Inc. to serve up diverse selection of raspberries and blackberries.

The new CARES Act includes funding to help small businesses survive the COVID-19 lockdown. Let us know if your produce operation plans to take advantage of the governmental provisions.

Study shows pecans and pistachios are making healthy contributions to The Grand Canyon State’s economic engine. Find out how much.

Demand just isn’t there for more than 560,000 acres, and the state has exceeded 590,000 the past two years.

Get the skinny on tools and gadgets that can help producers reduce labor input on fruit harvesting, pruning, and weed management.

Sessions at the Biocontrols USA 2020 Conference offered the latest research on pheromone tools and more.

Grower organizations ask Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to consider their nuanced COVID-19-related losses while disseminating federal funding.

Citrus drink staple showing up strong as worried consumers seek provisions in battle against coronavirus.

Even though this technology to curtail waste doesn’t meet the requirements for organic production, it’s still poised to set a new standard.

American Fruit Grower magazine’s newest editor is learning on the fly and finding the industry is one big family with a story to tell. Get his take.

Extended forecasts indicate conditions are lining up to produce an above-average stormy scenario from the tropics.