Farm Bureau Offers Detailed Analysis Of Waters Of The U.S. Rule

Landmark redefinition of “waters of the U.S.” called a land grab by opponents.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved this week bipartisan legislation that requires the withdrawal of the Waters of […]

FFVA’s annual Spring Regulatory Tour allows those who write regulations controlling water, crop protection chemicals, food safety, and more an opportunity to see production practices firsthand.

Some areas saw more than 200% above-average rainfall during April.

 Legislation would force EPA and the U.S. Army of Engineers to withdraw Waters of the United States proposal.

Common farming practices may be vulnerable to Clean Water Act enforcement under the rule.

House decision could be first step in providing a long-term solution for protecting one of the state’s most precious resources.

The Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association’s board of directors are working on a number of key issues that will be front-burner throughout 2015.

Researchers plan to address concerns with a process that will examine ways to turn seawater into drinkable water.

In the West, growers are often concerned about whether they will have access to a sufficient quantity of […]

Adam Putnam testifies before joint Congressional hearing on the impacts of WOTUS.

New ag land partnerships, including a $124 million deal with Alico, more than double the current holding capacity.

Editor Frank Giles says Florida Grower will be stepping up to the bully pulpit in 2015 addressing topics that impact the industry the most.

Growers in one of the most unique and regulated areas in the world have exceeded benchmarks in the quest to restore the ‘River of Grass.’

Follow these 10 tips to help you get the most from your irrigation water.

State Water Efficiency And Enhancement Program highlights projects implement irrigation systems that reduce water and energy use.

Help yourself, your farm, and fellow colleagues by becoming more involved in your industry.

Farm Bureau says the time is now to have the proposed water rule withdrawn.

Ventura County expects reduction of acres planted as surface water availability takes a hit.