Formerly known as the U.S. Potato Board, Potatoes USA has elected Washington’s Mike Pink to the position of chairman.

USDA seeks applications for grants to help agricultural producers increase the value of their products.

If you produce in the field and plan to add a greenhouse, or if you plan to switch from ornamentals to vegetables in protected culture, understand the systems involved and know your water source.

The Western Growers Association sets up a Silicon Valley-like innovation hub — in the heart of farmland.

When switching crops or adding a greenhouse to produce vegetables, experts say to start out small when investing in facilities.

The study will provide new data on locally grown and sold foods.

Embracing industry changes, New York’s Turek Farms looks to find better ways to get the job done.

Making the switch from ornamentals to vegetable crops? Read on to learn what lighting adjustments you need to make for a seamless transition.

Research from Purdue University may be valuable to commercial growers and useful for many species of plants.

With a zero-day pre-harvest interval, Ranman can be applied up to the day of harvest.

California’s Central Coast has perfect conditions for lygus bug, a pest of strawberry, celery, lettuce, Brussels sprouts, to be successful.

Food safety program designed to be affordable, demonstrate compliance.

Interested applicants should apply directly through their state departments of agriculture, which administer a competitive grant process.

March rainfall mostly below average around region, breaking string of historically wet weather.

Selection is based on academic achievement, leadership ability, potato-related areas of graduate study, and extracurricular activities.

As equipment is being checked for use this spring and summer, make sure the nozzles are ready and accurate.

Preventive measures needed to keep these two diseases in check.

This month’s variety specs feature highlights 11 top-notch sweet corn varieties submitted to us from the nation’s leading seed breeders […]

Do your best to reduce the chances of getting the disease in pumpkins, but be prepared with the proper plan of action if it shows up.