GenNext Researchers: Jaume Lordan Sanahuja By Richard Jones|October 3, 2015 As the next generation of growers become leaders and decision makers in their own operations, they won’t have […]Read More
The Hidden Margin Leak Between Projected and Actual Harvest Dates By Muhammad Abdullah, Folio3 Agtech|June 2, 2026
GenNext Researchers: James Olmstead By Richard Jones|October 3, 2015 As the next generation of growers become leaders and decision makers in their own operations, they won’t have […]
Almond Board Continues Legacy Of Funding Important Research By Ann-Marie Jeffries|August 25, 2015 A $2.5 million investment in third-party research aims to improve almond farming sustainability.
Counting Down The Top U.S. Colleges For Natural Resources And Conservation Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 25, 2015 STEM-fueled area of study presents wide field of opportunity for future grads.
Research Seeks To Find Better Grapevine Roots By Ann-Marie Jeffries|August 14, 2015 Rootstocks have benefits, but research shows there’s no silver bullet.
Astronauts Eat Lettuce Grown In Space Posted by Rosemary Gordon|August 11, 2015 Expedition 44 crew members sample leafy greens grown on space station.
Industry Stakeholders Rip Report Linking Citrus Consumption With Skin Cancer Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 1, 2015 Associations react swiftly; call out flaws in study released by the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Developing The Grapes Of The Future By Ann-Marie Jeffries|June 9, 2015 Through advanced chromosome mapping, VitisGen is working to create hardy and disease-resistant grape cultivars.
Southwest Florida Research And Education Center Embracing New Expansion Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 20, 2015 A 7,000-square-foot addition to the UF/IFAS facility will house labs and offices for potential new faculty members.
UC-Davis Seed Biotech Center Receives Funds For Continued Innovation By Growing Produce Staff|March 24, 2015 The university received $500,000 in funds toward a $2.5 million goal from seed company Limagrain.
Keeping Tabs On Technology Crucial To Your Business [Opinion] By Paul Rusnak|March 13, 2015 There is plenty of outside-the-box thinking being used today to solve longstanding problems. Are you up to speed?
Researchers Mine Nanotechnology To Help Conquer Citrus Canker By Frank Giles|March 13, 2015 Zinc-based antimicrobial stirs grower interest.
University Of Florida, Limagrain, HM.CLAUSE Unveil Details Of Strategic Collaboration By Rosemary Gordon|March 10, 2015 The ongoing partnership agreement is designed to increase research and development across the globe.
$66.5 Million Pledged For Produce Industry By Growing Produce Staff|March 10, 2015 USDA announces funding for research into specialty crops and organic production.
Study Shows Plants Can Tell Difference Between Attacking Insects By Growing Produce Staff|March 9, 2015 Scientists at the University of Missouri make a discovery that will allow plant breeders to target insect species when developing crops.
Young Agriculture Scientists Vie For, Score Seed Money By Growing Produce Staff|February 20, 2015 University of Florida rewards innovative proposals from some of its young faculty addressing issues that impact farm production and consumer behavior.
Project Aims To Create More Efficient Tree Structure Posted by Christina Herrick|February 10, 2015 By altering branch growth in peach and apple trees, researchers hope to produce more sustainable orchards.
Opal Apples Launched Into Space Posted by David Eddy|January 14, 2015 Washington grower sends new variety to the International Space Station.
Gift From Washington Wine’s Past To Fund Future Posted by Christina Herrick|November 14, 2014 Industry pioneer’s foundation donates $500,000 for research.
Organic Strawberry Research Gets $200,000 Boost From Walmart Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 7, 2014 Scientists from University of Florida and North Carolina A&T forge ahead with studies, seek more grower feedback.
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