USDA launches Twitter account to help promote the industry.

Here’s a resource to quickly reach advice on how to handle insect pests in most regions of the U.S.

It sometimes seems that culls and volunteers survive even winter conditions, while your desired crop needs coddling. Taking a look at how feral potatoes behave will give you insights that will help you get the results you need for your crop.

Learn identification and control strategies to protect your crop.

Nomination period now open for longstanding recognition from FDACS.

Strategic alliance between the two companies is designed to offer customers greater access to products.

The Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance has kicked off its efforts to communicate to Congress its priority needs […]

To have a great crop potentially rot in the field because workers can’t be sourced is probably worse than a weather event taking out production.

When I was in high school, my mom was the administrator of an outpatient hospital. Like all hospitals, […]

The editors at American Vegetable Grower asked growers about their crops as part of our 2017 State of the Vegetable Industry survey, and gained a lot of insight into which crops are most commonly grown, and how well those crops are performing.

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

The firsthand experience of speaking with farmers and actually seeing all the hard work, knowledge, ingenuity, and people behind where our food comes from is invaluable.

Growers say they suffered more than 50% crop losses in Western New York.

Conservation practices preached throughout the state as exceptionally dry pattern persists. 

Come one, come all — big and small — there are multiple ways to benefit from Agritourism.

Find out which previous orders are rescinded as a result of the drought being declared over — and which ones are not.

The Expo will feature more than 40 “innovative organic products.”

A recent Purdue study says current food safety practices aren’t killing listeria in romaine lettuce tissue. Rutger’s Richard VanVranken says the report isn’t as alarming as it sounds.

In the market for a new planter or transplanter? Then how you harvest matters just as much as your planting window and budget.