The Young Farmer Success Act of 2015 was recently introduced by U.S. Rep. Chris Gibson, R-NY, and  U.S. […]

[blackoutgallery id=”75359″] In part two of our Marketing Tips From 14 GenNext Growers feature, we conclude with the […]

Fifty-four board members will be elected or re-elected to fill open seats on the United States Potato Board.

Concern was over the brand being hurt by shipping poor quality crops too soon in the season.

Researchers report more farming operations are growing revenue by hosting festivals, tours, wine tastings, and more.

The infamous New Guinea flatworm, one of the ‘world’s worst invasive alien species,’ might have found a new home.

This week the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) submitted comments on behalf of its membership to FDA regarding the […]

Over the past year, the twelve members of United Fresh Produce Industry Leadership Program’s Class 20 raised funds […]

Leadership conference to give GenNext Growers tools to become better agvocates.

Crop rotations are a key production practice utilized by every grower. You recognize the importance of rotations to […]

This month’s variety specs feature focuses on pumpkin and squash varieties. Features highlighted include great disease resistance packages, excellent […]

Onion is one of the most produced vegetable crops in the world. A lot of expertise is required […]

As the labor supply declines, industry experts and growers say investing in the latest harvesting technology will be necessary.

It’s a difficult issue because people tend to think of it in terms of something tangible — like the weather.

[blackoutgallery id=”75452″] American Vegetable Grower magazine made its way to the Ohio Produce Growers and Marketers Association (OPGMA) […]

Report discusses caterpillars, sucking pests, and cowpea curculio activity and management.

According to experts, planting cover crops may help preserve healthy soil in fields in fields left empty this year thanks to flooding.

The seed company is now authorized to store, treat, process, package, and distribute GSPP-certified tomato seed for the NAFTA market.

Historically, there has often been opposition or fear of new agricultural technologies and today is no different, but it is critical that growers have access to technologies that meet consumer demand while using less land and conserving soil, water, and energy.