Despite a slew of news stories about farmers putting their workers at risk of infection, produce growers are going the extra mile to keep their teams safe.

Last week, we asked you if COVID-19 is changing how much you will plant in 2020, and the results are in.

Imagine the positive change you could make by teaching others about fertilizers. Learn how the Nutrients for Life Foundation can help you make it happen.

Get the skinny on tools and gadgets that can help producers reduce labor input on fruit harvesting, pruning, and weed management.

Are you betting on the U.S. returning to normal by harvest season? Or are you hedging and planting fewer crops?

Even though this technology to curtail waste doesn’t meet the requirements for organic production, it’s still poised to set a new standard.

Find out how Hardee Fresh will produce organic greens in a state-of-the-art vertical farming facility.

Suppliers sing the praises of foliar application and more while offering myriad advice.

A Q&A with one farmer-facing agronomist who is working with specialty ag growers to position precision ag technologies and services on the farm.

Want a more productive orchard? This year’s International Fruit Tree Association Conference focused in on pruning pointers. Here are some highlights.

Drone hardware innovation in the ag space has been somewhat stagnant for the last few years. But new developments are about to change the game.

Hundreds of thousands of acres to come into production on the desert coast of the country. Learn why American growers should take notice.

A University of New Hampshire study shows day-neutral varieties can extend the growing season by several months and double growers’ yields. See how.

Learn more about a plan to use organic farming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen food security.

New and enhanced forecast tools, crop protection guidance, an updated website, and more in store for local growers to use.

Indicators provide valuable insights on how well the ground you grow in is faring.

Kentucky-based AppHarvest has yet to produce a crop, but is already building up its funding.

We want to hear from you about what you’ve done to answer the challenges on your farm.

Better communication and certification of best practices key parts of the new year’s efforts.