University of California study breaks down expenses, including latest information on state’s changing labor costs.

A 5-acre organic market family farm in the 1980s is now a 3,000-acre commercial operation. Here’s how the Beddards did it.

A three-judge panel of the U.S. District Court has affirmed the legality of the USDA to have the authority to recognize and certify growers using hydroponic organic production methods.

Region’s entire pear crop estimated to be slightly up year-over-year.

Find out more about how this plan will build new and better markets and streams of income for farmers and producers.

USDA accepting applications for programs that help growers and handlers cover the cost of organic certification, along with other related expenses.

Growers may be able to manage soil pH while bringing new plantings into production up to a year sooner.

The owners purchased the land to expand their organic operation after finding high levels of PFAS in its water and produce.

Suterra’s highly effective mating disruption products now available as organic inputs.

Fourth-generation operation is one of the first to sell sustainably certified organic fresh vegetables.

California Fresh Fruit Association airs out concerns in workshop at annual conference.

A broad coalition of industry leaders has formally voiced its support for continued certification of greenhouse vegetables grown hydroponically as organic.

Gayle Thorpe says it’s important to conduct trials before applying any new product.

Get an update on continuing discussions taking place between the Center for Food Safety and the Coalition for Sustainable Organics.

Consumer preferences are changing, and they are seeking sustainability, which means you should consider an ‘earth-friendly’ story.

Learn why acquisition of Pedersen Farms, a family-owned farm and certified organic grower located in Upstate New York, is a perfect fit.

Learn more about a program that provides pandemic assistance to cover certification and education expenses.

Vic Smith, “a grower’s grower,” to be honored in December at the Organic Grower Summit.

Though there is much to still learn, what we already know suggests produce growers will benefit greatly from its application.