Practice generates funds for reinvestment in breeding and makes international producers play by the rules.

USDA-ARS’ Researcher Eric Brennan created a video packed with useful tips for growers at the ground level.

Susan Canales, who has served as Director of Operations for the past two years, will be responsible for overseeing all exhibitor and sponsor activities.

When famed newspaper editor Horace Greeley quoted a lesser-known editor’s advice, “Go west, young man, and grow up […]

Vernon Peterson of Peterson Family Farm and Abundant Harvest Organics to be honored next month at Organic Grower Summit.

The time to act is now to correct an unsustainable path forward.

Pest management, fertility, and certification information all available in one place.

Taking the steps to properly prepare your sprayer for the offseason will help to reduce costly problems in the spring, says engineer and spray technology expert.

The inaugural BiocontrolsSM USA East Conference & Expo in Orlando, FL, featured two days of educational sessions focused […]

Biostimulants are one of the hottest new topics in specialty crops, but most growers could use a little clarity on where they fit. Here are the basics you need to know.

There is no shortage of interest in or questions and opinions about biostimulants. Many are working to develop […]

Sales of organic fruit were up 8.3% year on year, while sales of organic vegetables rose 6.2%.

Technology newly available to specialty crop growers provides economic and environmental benefits.

The Texas A&M team that won a 2017 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine on circadian rhythm at a molecular level turn their attention to plants.

Industry leadership award honorees stand out in setting new standards through innovative technology and BMPs.

More than $16 million in grant monies were allocated to projects seeking to boost organic production.

While sales are skyrocketing, organic berries bring a whole host of challenges to grow.

Science backs up claims that organic methods lead to healthier soils and nitrogen retention.

Researchers at the University of New Hampshire hope to develop first varieties specifically for organic production.