Chemistry to be registered for use on a variety of specialty crops including apples, potatoes, grapes, fruiting vegetables, pears, and cucurbits.

These natural products can help stop deer, rabbit, and squirrels from eating your profits.

Despite barrages against modern agriculture, there is hope.

Meet now to figure out the future.

Tool utilizes 134 years of weather data to make predictions.

Called Kalettes, the product was developed by Tozer Seeds in England and will debut in the U.S. in the fall.

Court says Nevada onion grower must reimburse travel, visa expenses for H-2A workers during first week of work.

New AquaFlow 4.0 includes more functionality and is easier to use.

Controversial state legislation involving legalization of medical marijuana is presenting eligible producers with a whole different kind of weed management.

Q&A with FNGLA’s Ben Bolusky probes the possibilities growing pot for medicinal use has for the state’s nursery growers.

Posters, training guides, and apps are available for download in both English and Spanish.

Digital-based information resource from American Phytopathological Society available for iPhone and iPad use.

Farming’s future depends on the willingness to invest in new methods and tools.

American Vegetable Grower traveled to Chicago, June 10-13 to attend the United Fresh show along with more than 15,000 other fresh produce leaders from across the supply chain.

The Food Safety Modernization Act will prescribe numbers to a once generic standard.

Break down barriers with proven ideas to put your produce in front of consumers.

Interested parties now have until Oct. 20 to comment on EPA’s proposed definition for waters of the United States under the Clean Water Act.

Jon Vessey, 70, of Vessey and Company in California passes away after a battle with cancer.

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