The educational sessions at the Syracuse, NY, show offer growers production tips, late blight updates, pointers on choosing a new crop to grow, plus much more.

California Certified Organic Farmers says innovation makes certification easier and faster.

Vice president of Petrocco Farms brings expertise in vegetable production.

Company updates Golden State pest control advisers on additional uses for 2014.

Lake Okeechobee’s troubles return the spotlight on the Sunshine State’s precarious relationship with a precious resource.

For years, Hardy has been involved with the United States Potato Board and the National Potato Council.

Good Bugs + now available at Apple App Store.

Governor Brown calls for conservation statewide, directs state to manage water for drought.

Growers and individuals working in allied businesses are encouraged to apply.

Product gives crops such as peppers a uniform start by keeping soil moisture consistent.

The conference held in Granville, OH, Farmers will allow farmers to present their North Central Region-Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (NCR-SARE) results.

EPA awards almost a half a million in funding to three universities: Louisiana State, Penn State, and University of Vermont.

Production manager for Sea Mist Farms serves as chairman of Horticulture and Crop Science Advisory Council at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo.

This video looks at several Web-based university resources growers can turn to for insect control tips. [mmw-video id=”55904″]

Thanks to a state-of-the-art packing facility coupled with the know-how of the next generation, Ken Corbett Farms is on a path to grow its size and customer base.

Record-breaking rainfall surprises during the middle of Dry Season.

To get ready for the next crop, use clean cultivation, the right equipment for the size of the operation, and take steps to keep transplants healthy.

Other issues included efficiency, as it regards labor and mechanization; regulation, especially of nitrogen use; and food safety.

Listen up, GenNext Growers: It’s your time to grow!