Mildew Control In Organic Cucurbits By Margaret T. McGrath|June 10, 2013 New tools for growers include resistant varieties, biopesticides, and spore exclusion tunnels.Read More
New T34 Biocontrol Product Set to Make Impact for U.S. Specialty Crop Growers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|August 3, 2026
Tart Cherry Industry Keeps Focus on Future Growth and Success Posted by Growing Produce Staff|August 3, 2026
Outbreak Update: How Restaurants Are Reassuring Customers About Lettuce By Carol Miller|August 2, 2026
Blueberry Boost Accelerator Continues to Grow New Innovators in Food By U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council|August 1, 2026
New Pumpkin, Sweet Corn, Broccoli, And Cantaloupe Varieties From Rupp Seeds By Growing Produce Staff|June 10, 2013 Some of the latest varieties available from Rupp Seeds, Inc. include pumpkin, sweet corn, broccoli, and cantaloupe. A […]
Illinois State Horticultural Society Field Day Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 3, 2013 Tours of a local, family-run orchard and pumpkin patch and of the University of Illinois Fruit Research and […]
Vegetable Varieties From Seedway By Growing Produce Staff|May 9, 2013 A Mountain Fresh-type tomato, Mountain Merit has good fruit size and yield, while displaying early and late blight […]
How To Develop A Virus Reduction Strategy For Cucurbits Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 6, 2013 Cucurbits, which include squash, pumpkin, watermelon, cucumber, cantaloupe and others, are very susceptible to viral diseases. Infection typically […]
FDA To Inspect Cantaloupe Packinghouses In 2013 By Growing Produce Staff|February 27, 2013 In a Feb. 25 letter to the cantaloupe industry, which includes those that grow, harvest, sort, pack, process […]
Controlling Phytophthora And Downy Mildew In Cucumbers By Growing Produce Staff|February 11, 2013 As most growers know, downy mildew can cause tremendous loss in a short amount of time in a […]
Lipman Gears For Growth In Challenged Tomato Market By Frank Giles|January 18, 2013 While many in the tomato industry are pulling back, Lipman has kicked its growth plans into a higher […]
Grafted Vegetables Could Be Critical New Production Tool By Frank Giles|December 19, 2012 When it came to specialty crop pest control, the terms “foolproof” and “methyl bromide” were nearly synonymous. In […]
2012 Vegetable Variety Showcase By Growing Produce Staff|December 10, 2012 You, the grower, know better than anyone, not all varieties are created equal. With more than 185 of […]
Watermelon Genome Mapped By Growing Produce Staff|November 26, 2012 An international consortium of more than 60 scientists from the U.S., China, and Europe has published the genome […]
European Vegetable Offerings By Richard Crowhurst|November 12, 2012 Every year much of the vegetable growing world descends on the North West of the Netherlands to visit […]
South Carolina Grower Stakes Claim To World’s Hottest Pepper Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 31, 2012 Ed Currie, organic farmer and founder of the PuckerButt Pepper Company, a Fort Mill, SC-based operation that grows, […]
Carbon Capture System Makes Peppers Greener Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 10, 2012 Leading Canadian sweet bell pepper grower SunSelect Produce has taken the greenhouse gas emissions out of the greenhouse […]
New Jumbo Jalapeno Pepper Hits The Marketplace Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 27, 2011 The New Mexico State University (NMSU) chile pepper breeding program recently released of a large-size jalapeño pepper called […]
