EPA Registers New Bionematicide Posted by David Eddy|October 15, 2015 Marrone Bio Innovations product provides new mode of action, keeping insect eggs from hatching. Read More
Can American Agriculture Save The World? By Frank Giles|October 15, 2015 The challenge of feeding nine billion people by 2050 will fall on the shoulders of U.S. farmers.
Nelson Irrigation Introduces Nozzle System And Pivot Sprinklers Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 14, 2015 The nozzle fits existing Nelson sprinkler types.
Center for Produce Safety Awards 11 New Research Projects Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 13, 2015 The Center for Produce Safety (CPS) has announced 11 new research awards valued at nearly $2 million. […]
Flood Assistance Available To Carolina Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|October 13, 2015 Growers affected by the recent floods in North and South Carolina can utilize programs from USDA to assist […]
Sixth Circuit Issues Temporary, Nationwide Clean Water Rule Delay Posted by Christina Herrick|October 13, 2015 President of American Farm Bureau says ‘this is the worst EPA order we have seen’ in 40 years.
Pro-GMOs Site Embraces Skeptics, Marks Milestone Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 13, 2015 Online resource celebrates more than 1,000 questions answered involving the highly debatable topics of biotechnology and genetically modified foods.
Researchers Find That Grafting Increases Melon Yields Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 13, 2015 University of New Hampshire researchers aim to improve cold tolerance, disease resistance.
Inspiring Voices, Lasting Messages Two Of Agriculture’s Best Products [Opinion] By Mary Hartney|October 12, 2015 The farming industry has a great story to tell. The hard part is getting willing listeners to understand.
Three Questions With The Grower Achievement Award Winner Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 10, 2015 Peter Pero of Pero Family Farms says teaching kids the value of farming is a critical step moving forward.
Boost Your Bottom Line: Reduce Water Usage By Lauren María Alexander|October 10, 2015 Growers on both coasts have instituted cutting-edge irrigation techniques to use less water and improve profits.
Longtime South Florida Tomato Producer Passes At 83 Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 9, 2015 Nathan Esformes, co-founder of Pacific Tomato Growers, succeeded in the agriculture industry for more than 60 years.
Everglades Research And Education Center Set To Take Wraps Off Updated Soil Testing Lab Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 8, 2015 Enhancements to the facility could more than double the amount of samples analyzed.
Nominations Open For The Fertilizer Institute’s 2016 4R Advocate Awards Program Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 7, 2015 The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Program honors growers and fertilizer retailers who demonstrate a strong commitment to nutrient use efficiency.
Bayer CropScience Vegetable Seeds, National Watermelon Association Partner To Help Growers Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 6, 2015 Bayer to fund first-year memberships to all eligible watermelon growers.
New Invasive Vegetable Pest Found In Michigan Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 6, 2015 Swede midge impacts cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower and other crucifers.
Ag Leaders Speak Out In Favor Of New Trade Agreement Posted by Christina Herrick|October 6, 2015 Leaders from across the U.S. agriculture and food sector have continued to express their optimism and confidence in […]
Free Online Irrigation Courses Now Available Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 6, 2015 Get on-demand irrigation information at the new irrigation education website.
USDA Awards Nearly $35M To Support Local Foods, Increase Access To Fruits and Vegetables Posted by Rosemary Gordon|October 6, 2015 Funding supports local food systems, farmers markets and healthier eating for SNAP participants.
Specialty Crops Get $113M Boost From USDA Posted by Christina Herrick|October 5, 2015 Funds to bolster local and regional farmers’ markets.