Researchers Unravel Genetic Ancestry Of Cultivated Strawberry Posted by Rosemary Gordon|August 24, 2016 A genetic analysis conducted by New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station researchers aims to improve modern cultivation efforts of strawberry growers.Read More
Biotalys Works Toward California Registration of Its New Biofungicide Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 7, 2026
Weather Wild Cards Keeping California Strawberry Growers on Their Toes By Matt Woolf, Terrain Ag|July 7, 2026
Video: How Grower Feedback Is Vital To Shaping New Vegetable Varieties Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 7, 2026
Genetics Key To Keeping Strawberry Growers Out Of The Red? Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 4, 2016 Savings to the tune of $30 million a year would come with a solution to angular leaf spot.
Automated Strawberry Picker: One Step Closer To Reality Posted by Rosemary Gordon|July 12, 2016 Company receives U.S. Patent approval for continuous picking wheel on the machine.
New Fungicide For Lettuce And Strawberry Growers Posted by Rosemary Gordon|May 16, 2016 The product from Summit Agro USA is for use to control botrytis gray mold in strawberries and Sclerotinia drop in lettuce.
University of California Sued Over Strawberry Breeding – Again Posted by David Eddy|May 4, 2016 This time it’s a private strawberry breeding company, which says the statewide breeding program has been decimated by UC-Davis.
New Herbicide For Tomatoes, Strawberries Posted by Rosemary Gordon|April 27, 2016 The product from Helm Agro US is registered to control more than 100 broadleaf, grass, and sedge species.
Strawberry Greenhouse Wins Sustainability Award Posted by David Eddy|April 1, 2016 Unusual — for strawberries — British retractable roof greenhouse gets top honor from one of the largest retail chains.
Marketing Malfunction Stunting Growth Of Florida Strawberries Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 18, 2016 Study shows a lack of consumer awareness is hurting sales outside the Sunshine State.
Get A Grip On Weeds In Strawberries By Lauren María Alexander|January 3, 2016 Control techniques include properly timed herbicide applications and crop rotation.
Study Suggests Florida Strawberry Growers Pick Earlier To Pump Up Profit Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 10, 2015 Increasing competition and volatile market prices requiring shift in production protocol.
$2 Million Grant To Sweeten Pot For Organic Strawberry Studies Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 5, 2015 UF/IFAS researchers will concentrate on cover crops and how they could impact multiple production practices.
Scientists Find Better Way To Save Strawberries From A Freeze Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 10, 2015 Automated irrigation control can keep water usage in check during cold protection practices.
Four Great Pricing Tips From U-Pick Experts By Christina Herrick|July 30, 2015 Although each of the growers I talked to has his or her own take on a pricing structure, […]
How To Find Your Perfect U-Pick Pricing Structure By Christina Herrick|July 30, 2015 If there’s one mission impossible for pick-your-own operations, it might just be how to set a pricing structure. Odds […]
Drought Doesn’t Stop Export Of California Strawberries To Canada Posted by Christina Herrick|July 21, 2015 California’s No. 1 export to Canada, strawberries, consumes quite a bit of water during a time of extreme […]
Rainy Weather Causing High Risk For Phytopthora In Berries Posted by Christina Herrick|June 29, 2015 With the rainy weather the Midwest has recently received, the conditions for Phytophthora diseases increases. An increased risk […]
Captan Gold 4L Fungicide Now Registered In California Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 16, 2015 ADAMA has received EPA approval for Captan Gold 4L liquid fungicide for use on strawberries, tree fruits, and […]
State Audit Recommends Adjustments For UC-Davis Strawberry Program Posted by Lauren María Alexander|June 9, 2015 Following a six-month review of the University of California (UC) Davis Strawberry Breeding Program, the California state auditor’s […]
Three Promising New Berries From USDA By Jenna Rymer|May 27, 2015 USDA breeding programs in Maryland and Oregon have introduced three promising berry cultivars that could work well for growers […]
New Integrated Pest Management App Available Posted by Lauren María Alexander|May 12, 2015 A new free app, IPMinfo, has been developed by University of California (UC) Cooperative Extension’s Surendra Dara in […]
