Dr. Surendra Dara, Strawberry and Vegetable Crops Advisor and Affiliated IPM Advisor with University of California Cooperative Extension, […]

Have you considered adding biocontrols to your operation? If you have, there’s no doubt you’ve already weighed the […]

Always looking for new product offerings and ways to expand, Sterman Masser Potato Farms caters to consumers.

As acreage increases in the East, mid-sized growers seek channels to distribute their product and continue the search for varieties.

Space is limited, so register now to attend the first-ever Biocontrols USA 2016 Conference Field and Greenhouse Tour. […]

Deal valued at more than $43 billion; Syngenta management team to stay intact.

Speakers from a variety of agricultural technology areas will make presentations on a variety of topics including drone/satellite imagery and food safety software.

Food safety and GMOs were two of the topics discussed on the first day of the trade show and conference.

El Niño express delivering floods, uncertainty for crops.

Agency gives recommendations on products to protect hives against parasites.

While El Niño could significantly help with the drought in the West, when we look toward the future, we cannot rely on El Niño events to solve the water crisis in the West

The pea variety, developed by a World War II vet, is available for growers through the South Carolina Crop Improvement Association, a cooperative with Clemson, USDA, and other agencies that develop and distribute seeds to growers.

The business model of Coveyou Farms in Michigan has allowed the operation to be sustainable and profitable in a challenging market.

American Vegetable Grower editors Rosemary Gordon and Richard Jones discuss production trends, protected ag, GMO, and other trends as part of the 2016 State of the Vegetable Industry Report.

Since the Salmonella outbreak occurred in September, nearly 900 people in 39 states have fallen ill.

Still New Jersey’s “pick of the crop,” Ed Wuillermin & Sons Farm in Hammonton graced the magazine’s cover more than 20 years ago.

Red potato supplier unveils “Spice Up Your Spud Life” promotion to capitalize on American Heart Month.

The National Potato Council names a new president as well as members of the Executive Committee.

The product is USDA certified organic and is expected to be used in commercial flumes and rinse tanks that wash fresh produce.