How A Farm Created A Thriving Urban Farm-To-Table Business By Carol Miller|November 23, 2015 Tangletown Gardens’ owners have a mission to introduce its community to farm-fresh plants, produce and food. Sticking to that […]Read More
The Hidden Margin Leak Between Projected and Actual Harvest Dates By Muhammad Abdullah, Folio3 Agtech|June 2, 2026
New Round of USDA Aid for Specialty Crops Good News for California Walnuts By California Walnut Commission|June 1, 2026
Use Your Signage To Build Relationships With Your Customers By Brian Sparks|October 12, 2015 Roots Market in Clarksville, Md., has a wide selection of organic products. The store uses its signage to build a connection between its customers and its staff.
The Dark Side Of Honeycrisp By Christina Herrick|January 27, 2015 Growers say there’s a love-hate relationship with America’s darling apple.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Give Viticulturist An Eye In The Sky By David Eddy|January 6, 2015 Ryan Kunde of Sonoma County, CA, says he’s producing better wines now that he flies a camera over vineyards.
Invasive Pest Found First Time In U.S. At Border Crossing Posted by Christina Herrick|October 20, 2014 Moth known to feed on apples, apple buds, leaves, and shoots, is found in a container full of pump valves originating in China.
Bagrada Bug Continues To Spread In California’s Brassica Crops Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 15, 2014 The pest is expected to be a problem through December.
Rare Apple Found In Michigan Posted by Christina Herrick|October 14, 2014 One-in-a-million chimera apple was discovered in a block of Rome apples.
New Viticultural Areas Approved In Paso Robles Area Posted by David Eddy|October 9, 2014 After a seven-year campaign, winegrape growers and vintners applaud 11 new AVAs.
Washington State University Names Growers Of New Apple Trees Posted by David Eddy|October 8, 2014 A total of 24 growers in the state will be the first to grow the Cosmic Crisp, previously known as WA 38.
Georgia Universities Evaluating New Crop Monitoring Technologies Posted by David Eddy|October 7, 2014 They receive USDA grant to work with company to measure effectiveness of Internet-based devices in growing pecans.
Stemilt Unveils One Of World’s Largest Apple Sizers Posted by David Eddy|October 7, 2014 High-tech unit, which has 79 drop points, is nearly the length of a football field.
Judge Upholds Lawsuit Filed By California Strawberry Commission Posted by Christina Herrick|October 7, 2014 Suit accuses University of California-Davis of scrapping research relationship.
Researchers Breeding Organic Tomato Varieties Receive $2 Million Federal Grant Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 1, 2014 Purdue University accepts funding to lead multi-institution research to breed organic varieties that will resist foliar diseases.
UF Names Interim Director For Citrus Research And Education Center Posted by Frank Giles|September 30, 2014 Michael Rogers has been a central figure in Florida’s battle to survive greening.
Large Cherry Crop Expected In Washington Posted by Christina Herrick|September 30, 2014 Approximately 23.5 million boxes of cherries were sold during season.
Unusual Weather Slows Michigan Apple Maturity Posted by Christina Herrick|September 29, 2014 Fruit may have lower Brix levels, soluble solids lower than normal.
Ham Produce Co. To Open New Sweetpotato Facility Posted by Lauren María Alexander|September 24, 2014 The North Carolina based operation plans to invest $12 million in the facility opening Sept. 30.
California To Ban Some Pesticides In San Joaquin Valley Posted by Christina Herrick|September 24, 2014 Chemistries with high Volatile Organic Compounds are used on pistachios, almonds, walnuts, grapes, and citrus crops.
Major Florida Citrus Planting Incentive Program Announced Posted by Frank Giles|September 23, 2014 Citrus World Inc. plans to invest $10 million to encourage new acreage.
New Superhero Aims To Save Florida Citrus Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 22, 2014 Unique marketing partnership comes to life through comics.
