The new technology helps vine-ripened tomatoes stay fresh from farm to table.

With the entry of major suppliers into the biopesticide arena, whether or not biopesticides work is no longer the question. Now, people want to understand how they work.

Yield and quality can be as important to growers as crop protection.

Seed breeders provide details on some of the latest tomato, pepper, and cucumber varieties for greenhouse production.

Grower/packer/shipper sells ‘Oddbells’ as a low-cost option.

Researchers discuss how understanding the genetic changes in the late blight pathogen along with a proactive approach to control may help with resistance issues.

With the mounting food safety requirements and increasingly stricter standards from retailers, traceability is not an option for growers wanting to stay competitive.

[blackoutgallery id=”61732″] Scroll through the slideshow for details on 22 sweet corn varieties from the nation’s leading seed breeders […]

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam says the state’s farming sector and overall economy are in danger of drowning in red tape.

Learn how to ID, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this vegetable disease.

The National Farmers Union sent a letter to the EPA asking for clarification on which bodies of water were to be regulated under the proposed water rules.

Black leg, light leaf spot, and white leaf spot were discovered in Oregon fields according to reports from Washington State University.

Studies on the Elkton show no browning and less grease.

With the phase-out of the popular soil fumigant, it’s important to know you have crop protection options.

Growers look for recommendations to keep fields clean in the absence of the long-used fumigant.

After growth in Israel, Phytech’s PlantBeat comes to California.

Three Florida producers weigh in on what they are doing to meet the changing dynamics of demand.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack declares dates to celebrate U.S. farmers markets

Find out what Florida Grower editor Frank Giles learned during his recent visit to Evonik Industries’ Greensboro, NC, facility.