Growing Season’s Challenges Accepted

When this issue of the magazine reaches you, you might be enjoying the nice fall weather on a […]

Total production is up nearly 50% over 2009, and is expected to increase 33% in the next three years.

Apple production is reaching heights that would have been unthinkable two or three decades ago. That’s great news for growers — if we can sell them all profitably,

Amazing health benefits for consumers and production and marketing benefits for the grower make this berry a must-consider option for your operation.

Win’s posts, like this one, share the flavor of growing fruit in Italy, as well as some of the production techniques unique to the region.

Attention to detail is evident in the production of high quality feathered apple trees at GRIBA’s nursery.

Win Cowgill of Rutgers University details a trip through the one of the most concentrated fruit growing areas in the world, the South Tyrol region of Italy.

Design made with growers in mind, allows on-the-go data entry.

Midwest sees spike in production costs’ Northern Plains land values increased by 16.3%

UF/IFAS and Florida A&M hail industry leaders who excel in making their farming systems more profitable and sustainable.

Water managers are monitoring conditions in wake of first storm of the season.

Loss is slightly less than that seen in recent years, but more than one in five hives did not survive last winter.

Q&A with FNGLA’s Ben Bolusky probes the possibilities growing pot for medicinal use has for the state’s nursery growers.

The irrigation company will donate a portion of its sales to an Ohio non-profit organization that provides free surgery to children and young adults with cleft lip and palate.

John Duarte to appear Thursday on Fox Business Network’s Stossel Show with John Stossel.

Promote the perceived benefits of your produce in the right place for the right price.

A NASA project plans to plant turnips and other crops on the moon in 2015.

New book, co-authored by UF/IFAS researcher, lays out a forecast of more frequent extremes.

The South Florida Water Management District approved the $26 million acquisition from Palm Beach County of a key […]