Why Trial and Error Is a Way of Life and Learning for Vegetable Growers By Carol Miller|April 28, 2026 American Vegetable Grower Editor Carol Miller discusses why field trials rarely go as planned — and why they still lead to better decisions over time. Read More
The Hidden Margin Leak Between Projected and Actual Harvest Dates By Muhammad Abdullah, Folio3 Agtech|June 2, 2026
Favorite Tools for a Farm Rooted in History By Michele Katsaris|April 27, 2026 How the 5-acre farm at Frederick Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Michigan highlights self-sufficient living.
Pointers To Better Spot Soilborne Diseases in Your Vegetable Crops By Michele Katsaris|April 25, 2026 Field patterns, drainage, and early testing help distinguish disease from nutrient or irrigation stress.
Smart Tech How To Vet Smart Tech in Your Vegetable Field By Carol Miller|April 18, 2026 With ROI in mind, growers are taking a practical approach to evaluating new smart tech tools — focusing on fit, reliability, and real-world use.
What To Know About New Fusarium Species Found in Potato Storage By Hafiz M. Usman Aslam|April 15, 2026 Colorado research identifies multiple pathogens behind dry rot, including one not previously reported in the U.S.
The Latest Lettuce Varieties You’ll Want To Grow Now Posted by Carol Miller|April 15, 2026 Compare the production strengths of these top lettuce varieties to find the best fit for your operation.
When It Comes to Quality and Quantity, There’s No Second Chances in Squash By Carol Miller|April 11, 2026 Why early decisions shape yield, quality, and profit for commercial squash growers.
How a Soil Nitrate Quick Test Can Save on Fertilizer Costs By Michael Cahn|April 8, 2026 Quick strip tests reveal how much nitrogen is already available in soil and irrigation water, helping you avoid unnecessary applications.
Ways Weather Can Throw Off Weed Control in Vegetable Crops By Michele Katsaris|April 8, 2026 Unpredictable conditions are disrupting herbicide timing and forcing growers to adapt in the field.
Same Name, Different Plant Disease — Why You Need To Know the Differences By Anthony P. Keinath|April 2, 2026 Why relying on familiar plant disease names can result in the wrong diagnosis — and the wrong control strategy.
Nature’s Reward: Why Vegetable Grower Mark Mason Prefers to Put Success to the Test By Carol Miller|April 1, 2026 Learn why Mark Mason of Nature’s Reward in Salinas CA, opens his production fields to trials — and what it takes for a new idea to make the cut.
Standout Sweet Corn Varieties To Know and Grow Now Posted by Growing Produce Staff|March 31, 2026 Compare these sweet selections to find the right one for your farm.
