Scientists find fine mist produced by traditional tractor mounted sprayers also could help spread bacterial spot in the field.

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is off to a slow start. Forecasters say it might stay that way thanks to a strengthening El Niño event.

Extreme weather is no longer an occasional disruption. For many growers, it has become a factor in production, investment, and risk management decisions.

Watch and learn how grower feedback helps vegetable seed breeders stay ahead of the variety development game.

Experts discuss bioherbicide benefits and new products getting ready to hit the market in the very near future.

Auburn University researchers offer guidance to growers dealing with tomato spotted wilt virus.

Latest State of the Vegetable Industry survey reveals what’s driving growers to invest in smart technology — and what’s holding them back.

Alongside the new logo, Sakata is introducing a new resource designed to support broccoli growers in key Eastern production regions.

Fresh survey data shows most growers plan to maintain their current crop mix in 2026, but expansion plans reveal where they still see opportunity.

What you need to know to identify and manage this pathogen.

Bipartisan legislation makes key improvements to the accessibility and cost of agricultural labor through the H-2A visa program.

New spray drones boost capacity, autonomy, and efficiency, reshaping aerial application for custom applicators and growers in 2026.

Supreme Court backs Bayer in Roundup case, potentially limiting thousands of cancer-warning lawsuits nationwide.

New Texas Agriculture Alert System to send notifications on new pest and disease cases, quarantines, and more.

Correctly identifying hydroponic pests before populations explode is one of the most important skills for commercial CEA growers.

Specialty pepper company Ark Foods builds toward year-round organic availability, expanded growing regions, and more.

Growers can take practical steps now to safeguard their operations against the growing threat of extreme rainfall and flood-related losses.

What you need to know to identify and manage this weed.

Rhizopus leak can destroy volumes of California strawberries during warm weather. Researchers are arming growers with tools that may reduce losses.