Be Alert To Flood Damage Potential In Peach Crops By Brian Boman | Mercy Olmstead|October 22, 2013 Dry feet are required for optimal production. Read More
Outbreak Update: How Restaurants Are Reassuring Customers About Lettuce By Carol Miller|August 2, 2026
Blueberry Boost Accelerator Continues to Grow New Innovators in Food By U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council|August 1, 2026
Agriculture Labor Reform Now: A Long Overdue Lifeline for the Potato Industry By Mike Wenkel, National Potato Council|July 31, 2026
Liquid Clay Product Shows up Big in Romaine Lettuce Field Trials Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 31, 2026
Southeast Fruit And Vegetable Conference Focuses On Food Safety Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 18, 2013 Growers of peaches, berries, vegetables, and other crops should mark their calendars for the Southeast Regional Fruit and […]
5 Pointers To Pump Up Your Peach Production Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 16, 2013 Count on these action items to ensure a quality crop.
Peaches Are Finding A Fit In Florida By Frank Giles|October 16, 2013 Citrus growers are turning to the alternative crop as HLB continues its spread.
Tree Fruit Association Urges Voters To Say No To GMO Labeling Bill Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 16, 2013 Voters in Washington State will take to the polls on Nov. 5 to decide on a bill that […]
2013 Top Fruit Growers Report Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 24, 2013 American/Western Fruit Grower’s annual Top 100 Growers report is ranked according to 2012 acreage for the below crops, […]
2013 Top Stone Fruit Growers By Growing Produce Staff|September 23, 2013 This list, which is part of American/Western Fruit Grower’s annual Top 100 Growers report, is ranked according to […]
Achieve Consistent Stone Fruit Production With High Tunnels Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 19, 2013 Editor’s note: Production under high tunnels is often thought to be strictly focused on berries or cherry trees. […]
Florida Ag Scores $4.1 Million In Specialty Crop Funding Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 16, 2013 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam announced 28 projects will receive a total of $4.1 million in USDA […]
New Biofungicide Offers Control For Botrytis Bunch Rot In Grapes Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 27, 2013 A new yeast-based biological control from Westbridge Agricultural Products, Botector, is labeled for control of Botrytis bunch rot […]
Young Growers, Researchers Need To Work Hand In Hand Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 26, 2013 Communication is the cornerstone of any successful agri-relationship.
Sharpen Your Cherry Pruning Strategies Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 19, 2013 Cherry growers Nathan Milburn and Justin Weaver compare cherry pruning strategies during the IFTA 2013 Study Tour. [mmw-video […]
Seeking A Better Peach Rootstock Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 2, 2013 Editor’s Note: Much of the information in this story comes from an under-review research report on peach rootstock development for […]
California Peaches, Nectarines Gain Access To Australia Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 30, 2013 The California Grape & Tree Fruit League, on behalf of California’s stone fruit industry, is pleased to announce […]
SWD, A Game-Changing Pest By David Eddy|July 25, 2013 For the past decade or more, Mike Omeg’s Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program was like the game plan […]
New Jersey Peach Promotion Council Releases 2013 Buyers Guide Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 22, 2013 The New Jersey Peach Promotion Council (NJPPC) has dedicated its 2013 Peach Buyers Guide to Steve Riccelli for […]
Georgia Peach Council Launches YouTube Channel Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 22, 2013 The Georgia Peach Council has recently launched a YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/GeorgiaPeachCouncil, to promote and inform consumers about […]
Diamond Fruit Growers Celebrates 100 Years In Business Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 10, 2013 Diamond Fruit Growers recently marked 100 years in the industry with friends, family, industry partners, and fellow growers. […]
Weather Destroys Northwest Cherry Crop Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 9, 2013 Rains followed by warm temperatures have left the Northwest early cherry crop in ruins. “No areas have been […]
“Gear Up and Throttle Down” With Your Sprayer By Franz Niederholzer|July 5, 2013 Between late fall and bloom is an important time for pest management in stone fruit orchards. Key pests […]
