Analysis from American Farm Bureau notes the sticker price farmers in some areas are reporting is up more than 300% and delivery times are anyone’s best guess.

Learn more about a $2.4 million grant received by Texas A&M from USDA to improve specialty crop safety and water efficiency.

Researchers say growing cover crops under grapevines can reduce erosion, enhance soil health, reduce herbicide use, and improve water quality.

Tri-County Agricultural Area operation saving thousands of gallons of water daily. Learn how they do it.

Leading Washington apple producer selects unique ag tech solution to digitize inspection data, derive supply chain insights, improve quality, and more.

Who is king of growing, harvesting, and supplying the nation’s specialty crops? Some of the figures might surprise you.

See how worldwide agricultural trends fared over the past 20 years in the FAO’s most recent publication.

DPH Biologicals created to further scale company business and expand access to unique biofertility solution for growers.

The Pacific Northwest’s summer heat wave results in unfilled bins and smaller fruit, with some bright spots.

Study results show the popular nut can endure continuous irrigation with brackish water for up to one year. After that, all bets are off.

Two important studies shed light on measuring health factors and how they may affect crops.

Plant growth regulator can stimulate early budbreak when applied to peaches prior to chilling satisfaction or with inadequate chilling.

Seek and find certifications that demonstrate competency in multiple ag production areas.

Learn more about fresh research aimed at keeping produce crisp and green longer.

27 Midwest Extension agents and other advisors share what they’re seeing.

Software mogul leads the way in effort to raise more than $50 million for California startup that believes bots can grow produce more sustainably.

Ambitious industry program calls for at least some growers to make big changes in harvest practices.

Despite another Atlantic hurricane season that exhausted its list of names, rainfall amounts across the Sunshine State stay the course.

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