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!

Industry experts and growers review 2013 and offer insight on potato, tomato, and lettuce markets for this year.

Recommendations for growers to improve thinning in lettuce varieties using automated thinners.

California vegetable growers face competition from growers of other crops.

To keep weeds from taking over spinach and lettuce fields, a California researcher says growers should look into a combination of choices.

This year may be the year of the International Year of Family Farming, but it is also the time for the next generation of growers to make their mark.

The precision irrigation supplier adds Proof Positive Span Cable to its line of products.

Managing pests in vegetable transplants is an integrated process that includes sanitation, sound cultural practices, the use of resistant cultivars, and proper use of the correct crop protectant.

Workforce management, business models, market diversification among topics offered during the Jan. 27 session.

The document is designed to aid in the development of practical and science-based programs to prevent contamination.

Extension vegetable specialist at University of Georgia expert in high tunnel production, fertility management, and variety specialist.

State braces for a possible third dry year; much acreage might go unplanted.

GenNext leaders will take to the stage in one way or another on behalf of agriculture.

Panel of Florida vegetable growers agree online networks are golden gateway to boost business.

This IPM video highlights 10 online resources vegetable growers can use to keep up with integrated pest management. […]

Coordinator of Penn State University’s Young Grower Alliance is also specialty crop program manager with Penn State University Extension.

The latest Focus On Tomato Webcast from the Plant Management Network covers this disease of tomatoes and how to develop a balanced approach to managing it.

Scientists identify how they believe flowering plants evolved to adapt to weather changes.