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The USDA has designated six counties in Florida as primary natural disaster areas in three separate designations due […]
The 2nd Vegetable and Small Fruit Protected Ag Field Day and IV Protected Ag Information Network (PAINet) Congress […]
Toro has announced a new emitter flow rate for its popular BlueLine dripline, which now includes a 0.26 […]
University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers have genetically engineered tomatoes to produce a peptide that mimics the actions […]
Editor’s note: Steve Bogash, horticulture educator for Penn State University, presented this topic at the Mid-Atlantic Fruit and […]
This new strawberry bed mulcher from Northwest Tillers may change how growers prepare for their next crop. [mmw-video […]
Oxbo’s Garrett Borrelli shows off the key features of the BH100 green bean harvester at the World Ag […]
Chris Fletcher, Stanhay Webb senior design engineer, demonstrates Stanhay’s latest cell wheel drill at the World Ag Expo […]
March 19, 2013 marks the annual celebration of National Agriculture Day in America. It is a time for […]
Gerry Alston of Porter Extreme Terrain Utility Vehicles shows off the salient features of his company’s new low-profile […]
Mechanical Transplanter’s Dan Timmer shows off the company’s new Model 5000T Twin Row Series Transplanter at the World […]
GK Machine’s Jim Wolf shows of the salient features of his company’s new product, the Switchblade Scraper, at […]
Frank Maconachy, CEO of Ramsay Highlander, talks about his company’s newest invention, a high-tech lettuce thinning machine, at […]
A comprehensive web-based portal for research-based information on vegetable grafting is now available at www.vegetablegrafting.org/. The portal provides a […]
If you could look into a crystal ball and see the future of agriculture over the next 25 […]
High tunnels are hitting the mark for farmers who sell their produce at the Athens Farmers Market in […]
Honey bees play a vital role in the world’s agricultural system and food supply, and Bayer CropScience has […]
“Balance is the key to getting things done correctly,” said Joe Kemble, Extension Vegetable specialist at Auburn University […]
The USDA has designated Kings County in California as a primary natural disaster area due to damages and […]