New Honeybee Lab in Florida Creating a Buzz By Frank Giles|July 23, 2018 University of Florida-run facility will tackle some of the biggest pollinator problems.Read More
Will New HLB-Resistant Rootstock Change the Game for Florida Citrus? By UF/IFAS News|October 16, 2026
International Fresh Produce Association Appoints New Board Chair Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 15, 2026
Grand Prize Winner Picked for This Year’s Blueberry Boost Accelerator By U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council|October 15, 2026
Helpful Tips on Scouting Potato Fields for Insect Pests By Carrie Huffman Wohleb|July 23, 2018 You’ll have more success protecting your crops if you understand the main threats for your region.
Want to Build Your Farm Brand? Plot How You Can Get TV Exposure By Richard VanVranken|July 22, 2018 Recent television shows spurred my wife and me to pack our bags and plan a vacation around farm visits.
Arysta LifeScience to Be Sold in Billion-Dollar Deal Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 20, 2018 Transaction to create what would be one of the largest crop protection companies in the world.
So You Think You Know Something About Biostimulants By Richard Jones|July 19, 2018 The definition of these products may be a little confusing, but the potential benefits to your crop are worth exploring.
4 Reasons to Use a Farm Labor Supervisor Training Program By Ana Isabel Reho|July 18, 2018 When it comes to farm labor, you have high standards. Ensure your crew leaders adopt them.
7 Squash Varieties to Add to Your Fall Crop Posted by Carol Miller|July 16, 2018 Compare these squash varieties’ disease packages; regions; and other features to find the right one for you.
Epic Algae Blooms Strand South Florida in a Sea of Green By Frank Giles|July 16, 2018 Record rains force flow of toxic algae from overloaded Lake Okeechobee into St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee rivers.
Farm Labor Housing Loans Are Now Allowed for H-2A Workers Posted by Carol Miller|July 13, 2018 Previously, the loans were limited to housing for American citizens or permanent residents. The loan deadline is in August.
New Water Restrictions to Leave California Farmers High and Dry Posted by Christina Herrick|July 12, 2018 Plan diverts more water to rivers to boost fisheries.
Fungicides During Bloom — the Pollination Paradox By Meghan Milbrath | Jacquelyn Albert|July 11, 2018 Practices that maximize productivity can undermine the pollination process, reducing profitability.
Automated Weeders Have Arrived in Vegetable Fields By Richard Smith|July 11, 2018 Here is what’s on the market now, including how well the equipment is working, and what new technology to look for.
New Basil Bred to Get the Upper Hand on Downy Mildew Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 11, 2018 Industry colleagues collaborate to produce disease-resistant selections for positive marketplace impact.
Protect Your Farmworkers — and Yourself [Opinion] By Carol Miller|July 11, 2018 The vast majority of crew leaders and contractors are decent people. But ultimately, you must ensure that what you think is happening on your farm truly is happening.
10 Pumpkins You’ll Love Growing Posted by Carol Miller|July 10, 2018 Compare these pumpkins’ disease resistance packages, regions, and other features to find the right one for you.
Farm Labor Contractor Accused of Wage Theft Posted by Christina Herrick|July 10, 2018 Vista Santa Rosa Inc., cited for failing to provide 1,374 seasonal farmworkers in California with final paychecks in timely manner.
Forecasters Taking a Second Stab at Hurricane Season By Paul Rusnak|July 5, 2018 Revised outlook tempered due to unfavorable conditions in the tropics.
What are the Best U-Pick Farms in the U.S.? Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 4, 2018 When it comes to operations who invite the public to pick their own produce, there are some strong selections out there.
Labor Shortages Hit Growers Worldwide Posted by David Eddy|July 3, 2018 Now British strawberry growers, struggling to find enough workers, are scaling back production.
Uncertainty for Growers as New Tariffs to be Imposed by China Posted by Christina Herrick|July 3, 2018 As U.S. tariffs on imported steel set to kick in, China imposes more countermeasures with fruit and nuts in the crosshairs.
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