Product is proven to control lettuce drop.

The words “precision agriculture” can mean different things to different people. For those producing row crops, it typically […]

Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this pest.

A recent survey indicates disease control and management were identified as the highest priority.

New Hampshire scientists conducted a two-year winter trial to determine the best spinach varieties and planting dates for production in unheated high-tunnels.

Three growers of various sizes offer tips on how they comply with food safety protocols while giving their customers what they want.

Although most issues you face are biotic, abiotic issues can greatly impact vegetable crop yield and quality.

This slideshow provides details on 15 cabbage varieties from some of the nation’s leading seed breeders and distributors.

The product from Summit Agro USA is for use to control botrytis gray mold in strawberries and Sclerotinia drop in lettuce.

Salad mix packaged at the company’s Ohio facility has been connected to four deaths.

Researchers develop a way to help select breeding lines that will yield cut lettuce with a longer shelflife.

George Tanimura of Tanimura & Antle dies at 100.

University of Arizona and Philips Lighting collaborated to create improved lighting for plant production in Mars-lunar greenhouses.

In a recent study of lettuce, researchers at the University of California, Davis Seed Biotechnology Center and in China show for the first time that a gene known to direct the depth of seed dormancy and the timing of germination also influences flowering.

This race was able to overcome most of the race 1-15 varieties evaluated.

Learn how to ID, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this vegetable disease.

University of Illinois researchers studied the ability of pathogenic viruses to adhere to fresh produce surfaces.

New Hampshire experiment station scientists conduct a winter trial in high tunnels to help growers make decisions on which varieties to plant and when.

This winter’s cool, damp spells of weather have aided the survival and spread of this disease.