Improving Pollination Under High Heat Conditions By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2011 As growers evaluate yields and factors impacting yields, increasing temperatures rank among the top concerns. Experts track carbon […]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
Greenhouse Insider: Embracing Year-Round Production By Rosemary Gordon|March 24, 2011 Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) has been a phrase used quite a bit recently, especially by growers in the […]
Greenhouse Insider: New For You By Growing Produce Staff|March 24, 2011 ILF-080 In-Line Filter The ILF-080 is an in-line filter with hose threads for use with hand-watering tools or […]
News And Views From The Irrigation Association By Growing Produce Staff|March 21, 2011 First Ag Water Managers Certified The Irrigation Association (IA) congratulates its first certified agriculture water managers (CAWM). The […]
Irrigation Guidance By Growing Produce Staff|March 17, 2011 MAXfield GPS Guidance utilizes a Real Time Kinematic (RTK) correction signal, emitted from a built-in base station, to […]
Florida Fertilizer & Agrichemical Association Making A Move By Growing Produce Staff|March 10, 2011 At the end of this month, FFAA is moving its offices to the Florida Citrus Mutual (FCM) building […]
Gypsum As A Soil Additive: Use It Or Lose It? By Growing Produce Staff|March 7, 2011 Gypsum (calcium sulfate) as a soil additive is widely advertised, but not well understood, according to Emily Sneller, […]
Researching The Sustainability Of Organic Production Practices By Growing Produce Staff|February 23, 2011 As the number of organic vegetable growers continues to increase, there has been little research done on the […]
Blueberry Report: Managing Micronutrients By Brian Sparks|February 23, 2011 When it comes to plant nutrition, there are about 16 different elements that are considered critical to the […]
Product Spotlight: PureSense Irrigation Manager iPad App By Growing Produce Staff|February 15, 2011 The PureSense Irrigation Manager iPad application is now available through the iTunes app store. The PureSense app allows […]
The Organic Report: Cash For Organic Crops By Growing Produce Staff|February 7, 2011 Agricultural producers who are certified organic or transitioning to organic production may qualify for technical and financial assistance […]
News And Views From The Irrigation Association Posted by Christina Herrick|February 7, 2011 IA Awards Highest Honors At the 2010 Irrigation Show in Phoenix on Dec. 6, the Irrigation Association (IA) […]
The Organic Report: Learning Experience By David Eddy|February 7, 2011 Casey Knapp’s been on a mission of sorts since back when he was in middle school. The 20-year-old […]
Biotech Crop Check By Ann-Marie Jeffries|January 25, 2011 The conception some consumers have of biotech crops as “Frankenfoods” is not going to be easy to change. […]
The ABCs Of BMPs By Terry Pride|January 24, 2011 The good news for Florida agriculture is that state law provides a presumption of compliance with state water […]
Cash For Organic Producers By Growing Produce Staff|January 21, 2011 More than $2.4 million in special organic funding will be available to eligible producers as part of the […]
Postharvest: Agricultural Research Funding Is Critical By Elizabeth J. Mitcham|January 21, 2011 Can support for agricultural research survive inside the beltway? This question was posed by Dr. Roger Beachy, director […]
Customized Greenhouse Growing Systems By Growing Produce Staff|January 20, 2011 Delta T Solutions, a manufacturer and designer of hydronic greenhouse heating systems, will offer Filtrexx Agricultural System packages […]
Update On Seasonal High Tunnel Pilot By Growing Produce Staff|January 11, 2011 Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan announced that more than 2,400 seasonal high tunnels are being constructed by growers […]
True Drought Tolerance By David Eddy|January 5, 2011 There is potential to produce value-added products from Indian fig Opuntia, a cactus that can be grown in adverse […]
