You cannot prevent a natural disaster from taking everything you have, but you can lessen the blow if and when it happens.

Make sure your protected agriculture components are prepared for whatever may blow this way.

USDA’s National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will allocate $21 million for growers and ranchers to apply conservation practices […]

Irrigation specialists celebrate opening of new branch warehouse in Plant City.

BioWorks, Inc., launched ON-Gard, a new organic fertilizer and biostimulant. ON-Gard is a 100% plant-derived product with organic […]

Using clean water when calibrating a pesticide sprayer and carrying extra nozzles for quick repair of simple problems […]

FFVA’s annual Spring Regulatory Tour allows those who write regulations controlling water, crop protection chemicals, food safety, and more an opportunity to see production practices firsthand.

Following on the heels of the USDA’s announcement of record growth in the organic sector, the USDA’s Agriculture […]

Agren, Inc., a provider of sustainability technology to agriculture, released a new version of its SoilCalculator application to […]

Mobile technology provides smart scheduling capable of cutting water output in half.

During the past few decades, the loss of pollinators including honey bees, native bees, birds, bats, and butterflies […]

It’s no secret that water has been under the proverbial spotlight as of late. How much of it […]

As growers, even those of you who rely exclusively on hydroponic or artificial growing media, you certainly know […]

Avoid slow growth and plant death by maintaining adequate moisture levels.

There are no silver bullets when it comes to producing food; you need to have a certain amount of H2O.

Collaboration with honey bee experts will identify tangible actions designed to help improve the health of honey bee colonies in the next five years.

There are several options to consider when deciding to protect against crop losses from rain.

Growers of the state’s top nut crop have become a target for residents upset over new urban water restrictions ordered by the governor because of a near absence of snowpack.

Public comments by growers, ranchers, and other stakeholders are encouraged by state officials.