Frequent Cleaning Recommended For Seed-Treating Equipment By Growing Produce Staff|January 8, 2013 With planting season just around the corner and more growers relying on seed treatments to provide disease and […]Read More
Why 63-Year-Old Orange Juice Regulation Is Getting a Major Update Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 24, 2026
Video: Vegetable Grower Puts Cyclospora Outbreak in Context for Consumers Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 23, 2026
Robotic Pruning System In Works For Vineyards Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 3, 2013 A robotic pruning system is in development that will be capable of pruning grapes at the same caliber […]
Specialty Crop Funding Sidelined Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 2, 2013 The passage of a fiscal package late Tuesday evening excluded key specialty crop priorities. While the bill does […]
Ag In The Classroom Yields Many Lessons By Mary Hartney|December 28, 2012 Facing a county commission is easier for me than addressing a classroom of eager, active kindergartners and first […]
Attention Tractor Shoppers: Study Up On Tier 4 Specifics By Growing Produce Staff|December 21, 2012 Volumes of information can be found online regarding the Tier 4 regulations for off-highway diesel engines. The following […]
New Rules For Off Road Diesel Engines By Frank Giles|December 20, 2012 Imagine riding down the road, looking out your window, and seeing a huge air purifier rolling through a […]
Crop-Damaging Cold Predicted For Florida By Growing Produce Staff|December 19, 2012 Harris-Mann Climatology’s annual Florida Freeze Outlook indicates a strong chance of sub-freezing temperatures as far south as Central […]
Postharvest Expert Adel Kader Passes Away By Growing Produce Staff|December 18, 2012 The produce industry is mourning the loss of Adel Kader, a postharvest specialist who worked on behalf of […]
Largest Cut Herb Grower Sold By Growing Produce Staff|December 11, 2012 Rocket Farms Herbs, Inc., a subsidiary of Monterey Peninsula Horticulture, Inc., has acquired the assets of HerbThyme Farms, […]
The Impact Of Drought On Farmers Larger Than You Think By Laura Drotleff|December 10, 2012 The drought of 2012 had a significant impact on most growers across the nation. But while commodity farmers […]
Lipman Goes Under Cover With Large-Scale Greenhouse Installation Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 10, 2012 Immokalee, FL-based Lipman, North America’s largest open field tomato grower, recently installed five acres of retractable roof Cravo […]
Freedom Farms: Where Growing Produce Meets Pop Culture By Rebecca M. Bartels|December 10, 2012 Pop culture and produce aren’t generally considered two peas in the same pod. But, when a local publication […]
Changing Vegetable Crop Production Practices By Richard Smith|December 10, 2012 Change is a constant factor in the vegetable production industry. For example, take a minute to think about […]
Webinar Series Focusing On Vegetable And Small Fruit Production By Growing Produce Staff|December 5, 2012 Penn State’s Extension Vegetable & Small Fruit Program Team presents a series of webinars to keep interested parties […]
EPA Settles On Numeric Limits For Florida’s Waterways By Frank Giles|December 3, 2012 The years-long battle over water quality in Florida has entered a new phase after a federal judge denied […]
Do Microsprinklers Have A Place The Almond Orchard? By Wesley K. Asai|November 19, 2012 A lot of maintenance is needed to keep a microsprinkler system functioning.
New Pollination Resources Available for Growers By Growing Produce Staff|November 19, 2012 Growers interested in promoting native bee populations as a back-up to honey bee pollination can now tap into […]
Calcium: An Overlooked Blueberry Nutrient By Charlie O'Dell|November 16, 2012 This past year I noticed decreased vegetative growth in our older northern highbush blueberry planting made back in […]
Improving Blueberry Irrigation By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 Ever since he started working with blueberries, David Bryla couldn’t understand why growers said they had always been […]
Study Says Warm Climates Don’t Necessarily Mean More Fertile Soils Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 Warmer climates won’t necessarily speed the return of nitrogen to soils as scientists once thought, according to a […]
