Strawberry Sustainability Focus Of Grants Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 5, 2013 After a $3 million donation by the Walmart Foundation to the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, close […]Read More
California Growers Have New Tool for Sunburn and Scald Protection on Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|November 5, 2026
De Ruiter Introduces ‘Solstic’ — Its New Roma Tomato Variety Posted by Growing Produce Staff|November 5, 2026
White Veggies Are Nutritious Too By Growing Produce Staff|May 22, 2013 Colorful vegetables are promoted as key to a healthy diet, but white vegetables, especially potatoes, shouldn’t be forgotten, […]
Vegetable Seeds: Singular Success Story By Steven T. Koike, TriCal Diagnostics|May 9, 2013 The story behind seeds is in many ways the single greatest key to understanding the extraordinary success of […]
Strawberries May Be An Alternative Crop For Northern New Mexico Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 8, 2013 Late freezes in Northern New Mexico impact fruit tree crops regularly. Shengrui Yao, Cooperative Extension Service fruit specialist […]
Botrytis Leaf Blight Of Onion Anything But A Blast By Gene McAvoy|April 30, 2013 Identification Botrytis leaf blight, sometimes called “blast,” is a fairly common foliar disease of onions in Florida. While other […]
Celery Anthracnose A Newly-Identified Fungal Disease Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 17, 2013 An anthracnose fungus has been identified as the cause of unusual symptoms occurring between 2010 and 2012 in […]
Researchers Identify Causes Of Root Rot In Horseradishes Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 16, 2013 Approximately 55% of the horseradish produced in the United States is grown around Collinsville, IL, the self-proclaimed “Horseradish […]
Greenhouse Production Tips From The Netherlands By Rosemary Gordon|April 12, 2013 Just like in the U.S., peppers and tomatoes are popular greenhouse-grown vegetables in the Netherlands. While participating in […]
Artichokes Find A Place In Texas By Growing Produce Staff|April 10, 2013 It was cool and overcast during the recent harvest of a 12-acre field of artichokes being grown by […]
New Study To Build Better Broccoli By Growing Produce Staff|April 10, 2013 A new North Carolina State University (NCSU) study under way at the Plants for Human Health Institute at […]
Strawberry Bed Mulcher Rolls Out As Possible Game-Changer Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 21, 2013 This new strawberry bed mulcher from Northwest Tillers may change how growers prepare for their next crop. [mmw-video […]
Seminis Showcases Premier Carrot Varieties By Growing Produce Staff|March 18, 2013 Seminis customers, breeders, sales and technology representatives recently gathered for a field day in the Imperial Valley of […]
New Onion Varieties From Monsanto Company’s Vegetable Seeds Division By Growing Produce Staff|March 11, 2013 Monsanto’a Vegetable Seeds Division offers several Seminis onion varieties in the 115 to 118-day window for growers in […]
Johnny’s Selected Seeds Celebrates 40 Years By Growing Produce Staff|March 6, 2013 For 40 years Johnny’s Selected Seeds has been providing seeds, tools, information, and service to customers. Founder and […]
Peppers’ Genetic Diversity May Lead To Higher Yielding Plants By Growing Produce Staff|February 20, 2013 From the small, spicy Thai chiles to the portly, mild bell pepper, researchers at the University of California […]
Strawberry Sustainability Center Announced Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 19, 2013 Focused on educating future leaders in the area of sustainability, growth and the success of the California strawberry […]
Market, Regulations Challenge Florida Strawberries By Frank Giles|February 14, 2013 If you were to take a snapshot of Florida’s proud strawberry heritage, one image that might arise would […]
Grimmway Farms Tweets Its Way To The Top With “The Biggest Loser” By Growing Produce Staff|February 13, 2013 A number one trend on Twitter is just one of the many success stories that Grimmway Farms has […]
Virus Helps Scientists Identify “Who’s Who” Among Two Enemies Of Vegetable Crops By Growing Produce Staff|February 13, 2013 A battle between a virus and a Pseudomonas bacterium is helping USDA scientists continue to learn about the […]
New Vegetable Varieties From Sakata Seed America By Growing Produce Staff|February 11, 2013 Watermelon, broccoli, pumpkin, and cantaloupe are some of the latest variety offerings from Sakata Seed America, Inc. Emerald […]
