Be Wary Of Wirestem By Gene McAvoy|April 1, 2013 Identification The disease gets its name from symptoms that occur on the stem at the soil level. Hard, […]Read More
Melon Breeding: Can Flavor Flourish Without Sacrificing Shelf Life? By Michele Katsaris|September 11, 2026
What Research is Finding About Extended Photoperiods in Greenhouse Eggplant By CEAg World|September 10, 2026
Titan Farms Celebrates SQF Quality Certification Achievement Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 10, 2026
Gene Discovery May Yield Lettuce That Will Sprout In Hot Weather By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2013 A team of researchers, led by a University of California (UC) Davis plant scientist, has identified a lettuce […]
Ramsay Highlander Highlights Its Lettuce Thinning Machine Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 18, 2013 Frank Maconachy, CEO of Ramsay Highlander, talks about his company’s newest invention, a high-tech lettuce thinning machine, at […]
Leafy Green Growers Must Stay In Step With Food Safety Measures By David Eddy|January 30, 2013 Food safety is such a common term these days. It’s hard to attend a grower trade show or […]
The Latest Vegetable Varieties From American Takii By Growing Produce Staff|January 10, 2013 Cabbage, broccoli, and a jalapeño hybrid pepper are a few offerings from American Takii. Celebrate is a hybrid […]
Study: Invasive Beetle Posing Bigger Threat Than First Thought Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 28, 2012 A new University of Florida study suggests the invasive yellowmargined leaf beetle’s cold tolerance could help it spread […]
Largest Cut Herb Grower Sold By Growing Produce Staff|December 11, 2012 Rocket Farms Herbs, Inc., a subsidiary of Monterey Peninsula Horticulture, Inc., has acquired the assets of HerbThyme Farms, […]
2012 Vegetable Variety Showcase By Growing Produce Staff|December 10, 2012 You, the grower, know better than anyone, not all varieties are created equal. With more than 185 of […]
New Technique Reduces Foodborne Pathogens In Spinach By Growing Produce Staff|November 28, 2012 University of Illinois scientists have found a way to boost current industry capabilities when it comes to reducing […]
Principles Of Success Propels Grower’s Management Inc. By Frank Giles|November 21, 2012 In 1985, Paul Orsenigo began pursuing a dream on 80 acres of rented pasture land in the Glades […]
European Vegetable Offerings By Richard Crowhurst|November 12, 2012 Every year much of the vegetable growing world descends on the North West of the Netherlands to visit […]
Lettuce Marketing Success Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 10, 2012 Hollandia Produce, a Southern California lettuce grower/packer/shipper, is really into being green. Really green. “Green lettuce grown in […]
New California Leafy Greens Website Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 1, 2012 In an effort to provide a resource on leafy greens food safety for a wide range of audiences, […]
New Device Makes Cleaning Leafy Greens Easier Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 18, 2012 A simple and inexpensive device to wash leafy produce may provide a convenient way for small farmers to […]
Washing Away Lettuce Pathogens By David Eddy|June 12, 2012 Besides the traditional chlorine wash, produce companies have for years sought a better way to clean lettuces and […]
New Lettuce Variety On The Horizon Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 9, 2012 Misionero Vegetables and Seminis Vegetable Seeds are teaming up to bring consumers Frescada, a new U.S.-grown lettuce that […]
LGMA Focuses On Global Food Safety Initiative Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 2, 2012 As part of its strategic plan for 2012 and beyond, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA) has […]
Fungicide Receives Supplemental Labeling In Lettuce, Peppers By Growing Produce Staff|April 4, 2012 EPA accepted an expanded label for Dithane F-45 that allows vegetable growers to use the fungicide for control […]
Pest Of The Month: Alternaria Leaf Spot of Cabbage By Gene McAvoy|March 1, 2012 Identification In addition to cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, collards, mustards, and other brassicas are commonly infected. Alternaria also can […]
Pest Of The Month: Bottom Rot of Lettuce By Gene McAvoy|January 2, 2012 Identification The first symptom noticed is usually wilting of the outer leaves. Infected plants have sunken, reddish-brown lesions […]
