If growers can’t achieve a fair return on investment and stay in business, it won’t matter what the population is in 2050. We all will be trouble.

It collaborates with a firm that uses trained falcons to intimidate and scare off nuisance birds such as the horned larks and pigeons that frequent the area.

Although consumers are demanding, and getting more organic produce options, growers are grappling with fundamental questions.

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

Nomination period now open for longtime industry honor.

National Pollinator Week webinar showcases research to improve honeybee colony health by 2020.

Disease-fighting bees and the deadly citrus psyllid were at the center of two recent, research-fueled out-of-office adventures.

University of Florida Doctor of Plant Medicine student receives $1,500 toward the development of training materials.

Despite current challenges impacting the future of the North American fruit and vegetable industry, there are opportunities to be had.

Through drought, smoke and brush fires, it’s plain to see you farmers have been doing your part to conserve and preserve one of our most precious resources.

Reorganization puts trade, farm production as top priorities for the agency.

As organic production continues to grow, legislators seek to boost research funding, which has remained stagnant for many years.

Compare these cool cucurbits to find the right ones for your farm.

As the agency considers scaling back the water rule, states are asked to define protected waters.

Water Shortage Warning Order expanded to all counties within St. Johns River Water Management District.

One springtail species is targeting germinating seeds, impacting seedling growth.

What is most effective in suppressing weeds and increasing yield — no till cover crop, row till, or conventional till?

Full Moon Farm’s Rachel Nevitt and David Zuckerman live, work, and manage together in a small town outside of Burlington, VT.

UF/IFAS researchers develop trapping systems for potent pest; studying other crop protection methods to help save revenue.