The broad spectrum fungicide, Fracture, is labeled for prevention and control of powdery mildew, botrytis, and brown rot blossom blight.

Researchers plan to address concerns with a process that will examine ways to turn seawater into drinkable water.

From biostimulants in celery and avocado to biopesticides in citrus and strawberries, consultant David Holden conducts in-the-field research that attests to the effectiveness of biocontrols.

Lowering greenhouse gases will reduce risk, scientists say.

AgVets intends to employ an all-veteran workforce to manage and operate hydroponic greenhouse operations around the country.

From precision transplanters to harvesters to diggers, The International Agricultural And Gardening Machinery Exhibition (EIMA) in Italy boasted an impressive display of equipment.

Florida Grower editor Frank Giles says all should marvel at the technology being used to feed the growing world population with healthy produce.

Wimauma-based grower says meeting plant needs essential in strong production.

New rules are extending to non-road applications like irrigation engines.

The association will hold its first conference in Denver, CO, Feb. 25.

The renewed partnership includes plans to develop varieties with the addition of a new breeder for the UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program.

Recent report indicates time is not on agriculture’s side. Action is needed now to keep future growers engaged.

How well do you know biocontrol? The first-ever Biocontrols Conference & Tradeshow is ready to help.

An agrochemical used to control late blight of fruit and vegetable crops may help plants survive during a drought.

In the West, growers are often concerned about whether they will have access to a sufficient quantity of […]

For this Variety Specs feature with a focus on tomatoes, we’ve gathered information on the latest varieties with high yields, good […]

Report reveals good news for graduates looking to make some green in farming.

TerraGrow from BioSafe Systems is a soluable powder of blended beneficial bacterial and fungal spores.

Series kicks off Feb. 11 with discussion on growing demand for re-used or brackish water.