Advice for transplant production includes recommendations on preventing transplant shock, temperature control, and more.

I got invited to serve on a panel recently that was tasked with judging a series of presentations given […]

House decision could be first step in providing a long-term solution for protecting one of the state’s most precious resources.

Transaction fueled by technology platform that promises to bolster biorational business.

From prescriptive applications of water and fertilizers to seeders, precision technology has a place in any size operation.

Growers surveyed at the 2015 Southeast Regional Fruit And Vegetable Conference list thrips as major pest concern, and are looking for new technologies to combat pests.

Nominees recognized for water management and water conservation at Irrigation Show.

Skimpy snowpack leads Bureau of Reclamation to make unprecedented announcement that there will be a zero initial allocation for the second year in a row.

Cover crops are just one of the ways you can help boost your trees’ and vines’ performance and your bottom line.

Creating fruiting walls with mechanical hedgers can help increase light interception in the canopy, say researchers and growers.

The University of Arizona Controlled Environment Agriculture Center hosts its annual short course March 22-27 in Tucson, AZ.

Bringing Water to Life series addresses issues affecting irrigated agriculture.

British trial shows much lower disease pressure, higher quality and bigger yields.

Water applied for irrigation decreased and estimated water use dropped as well.

Breakthroughs in mechanization have been a long time coming, but recent advances combining the skills of both people and machines are bringing efficiencies to orchards of all sizes.

Honeycrisp ― and the delicate balance between quality and profitability ― are the preconference workshop focus at this year’s IFTA Conference.

SUPPRESS® Herbicide EC is a new broad spectrum, post-emergent tool for organic growers.

Researchers plan to address concerns with a process that will examine ways to turn seawater into drinkable water.

Lowering greenhouse gases will reduce risk, scientists say.