This special downloadable digital report covers some of the latest developments in the field of protected crops.

Emotional ties, identity, and unspoken family dynamics often outweigh paperwork in determining whether a farm succession transition succeeds.

Farm industry groups band together to launch an official information hub dedicated to celebrating and advancing women in agriculture.

EPA announces a proposed rule that would establish a clear definition of “waters of the United States” (WOTUS) under the Clean Water Act. What to know.

American Farm Bureau Federation’s 40th annual Thanksgiving dinner survey marks the third straight year of price declines. Dig into the latest numbers.

In her latest op-ed, American Vegetable Grower Editor Carol Miller emphasizes how strong leaders hire carefully, coach hard, and make timely decisions.

Check out this lineup of cucurbits from some of the industry’s top vegetable breeders.

Entomologist David Owens, University of Delaware, shares expert insights on ways to manage pest and disease pressures in cucurbits.

CEAg World’s latest State of the Industry report reflects on the last year and offers thoughts on where the industry goes from here. Get your download.

Purple top, zebra chip, and PVY can mimic one another. Understanding how and when to confirm the culprit helps avoid costly mistakes in potato crops.

The global foliar spray market is forecast to reach $9.6 billion in value by 2028. Learn why this market is gaining ground.

From seed to graft, Tri-Hishtil leans on its equipment and people to get the job done right. Get a look at some of the tools that make this work possible.

AmericanHort President and CEO Ken Fisher has announced his plan to transition from his role at the end of May 2026. Learn what’s next for the association.

Bayer’s De Ruiter brand launches five new tomato varieties with multi-gene virus resistance.

Check out a photo gallery of highlights captured during FIRA USA 2025 showing innovation and collaboration in ag robotics.

After more than 200 years, the Farmers’ Almanac has announced 2026 will be its last edition.

The federal government shutdown isn’t just politics. It’s costing U.S. potato growers millions in lost trade opportunities.

Renato Zardo of Great Lakes Growers shares his field-tested approach to faster wins, stronger teams, and better margins.

Agricultural succession planning is essential for ensuring the next generation can successfully manage the family farm.