South Florida Wet Season Gets Tropical Punch Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 3, 2014 Water managers are monitoring conditions in wake of first storm of the season. Read More
Latest Growing Produce Podcast: Are Robots Ready for Your Farm? Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 20, 2026
New Survey: High Diesel Costs Forcing California Farmers to Make Tough Cuts By California Farm Bureau|October 19, 2026
What Growers Should Know About the New ‘Fontana’ Blackberry Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 19, 2026
El Niño Is Coming By Richard Jones|June 26, 2014 Conditions seem to be coming together for a much-anticipated El Niño weather pattern, but the jury is still out on how beneficial the coming months will be for U.S. agriculture.
Computer Model May Help Growers Avoid Drought Posted by Frank Giles|June 18, 2014 Tool utilizes 134 years of weather data to make predictions.
Midwest Growers Still Grappling With After-Effects Of Cold Winter Posted by Christina Herrick|June 17, 2014 Growers note low cropping of peaches, berries, and some apple varieties.
South Florida Water Levels Positioned Well For Wet Season Start Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 2, 2014 Outlook calls for near to slightly below average precipitation around the region.
Floods In New York Are The Worst In 40 Years Posted by Rosemary Gordon|May 20, 2014 Growers in Penn Yan, Yates, and surrounding counties suffered damage to property from severe rain and flash flooding.
Flood-Weary Florida Panhandle Farmers Assessing Damage Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 2, 2014 Area UF/IFAS Extension agents work to help growers delayed by multiday deluge.
Warmer Temperatures This Spring May Mean Increased Insect Activity Posted by David Eddy|April 30, 2014 Almond growers should be on the lookout throughout the San Joaquin Valley, where degree-days are up significantly.
How Bad Weather May Mean Good News For Your Crops By Steven T. Koike, TriCal Diagnostics|April 25, 2014 The harsh weather conditions out West set the stage for a decreased presence of certain pests and diseases, which is good news for growers.
Ohio Winery Reports Total Loss Of Winegrape Crop Posted by Christina Herrick|April 24, 2014 Northern part of state endured four bouts with sub-zero temperatures.
Drought Relief Provides Food To California’s Hardest Hit Communities Posted by Rosemary Gordon|April 22, 2014 Announcement represents the first wave of drought-related food assistance which will be delivered to communities throughout California this year.
Experts Expect Below-Average Atlantic Hurricane Season Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 10, 2014 Early outlooks point to possible El Niño thwarting increased activity.
USDA Declares Disaster Area For New York Counties Posted by Christina Herrick|April 1, 2014 Growers in contiguous counties in the Empire state and Pennsylvania also are eligible to apply for funds.
February Forecast: Limited Water Supply In Westernmost States Posted by David Eddy|February 14, 2014 While dry in the far west states, the report predicts a near normal water supply for most areas east of the Continental Divide.
Climate Study Projects Major Changes In Plant Growth Habits Posted by Lauren María Alexander|February 13, 2014 Certain native species may no longer grow well in their climate, study predicts.
Dry Season Anything But In South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 12, 2014 Region records wettest January in more than 20 years.
Deluge Swamps Parts Of South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 13, 2014 Record-breaking rainfall surprises during the middle of Dry Season.
What’s Ahead For 2014 By David Eddy|January 6, 2014 David Eddy takes a fun spin on the tradition of making predictions for the coming year.
Study Reveals Strategies Plants Use To Weather The Cold Posted by Rosemary Gordon|December 31, 2013 Scientists identify how they believe flowering plants evolved to adapt to weather changes.
New Cornell Website Features Climate Change Information Posted by Rosemary Gordon|December 5, 2013 The site offers a searchable directory of climate change research and outreach programs at Cornell.
