If Howard Schwartz could give onion growers one piece of advice on how to avoid headaches in the […]

Goal is to cut into the half of all fresh fruits and veggies that go bad annually.

The NPC discusses the new FDA-approved food safety guidelines specific to potatoes.

Kikkoman soy sauce, low potassium lettuce, and fast food restaurants are just a few of the markets where greenhouse vegetables are making an appearance.

Steve Hale of St Bethany Fresh details what it takes to break into the greenhouse vegetable market — and stay there.

Did you ever wish you knew for sure what disease is affecting your potato crop? A project, spearheaded […]

Tighter plant spacing for quicker ground cover, the use of plasticulture, and proper application of herbicides are several control tactics.

Some people’s fears of genetically modified crops have cost growers in the long run.

The No on 522 campaign claimed victory Tuesday as Washington voters soundly rejected Initiative 522, the food labeling initiative opponents termed costly and badly written.

Researchers are aiming to develop bean plants that can produce higher yields under harsh conditions.

Referendum will allow a vote on amending the Watermelon Research and Promotion Plan importer eligibility requirements to serve on the National Watermelon Promotion Board.

Three new commissioners will each serve a three-year term.

CruiserMaxx Potato Extreme contains three active ingredients.

Copies of the handbook are scheduled for delivery on Jan. 17, 2014, and a Centennial Bonus Report on “100 years of Progress in Plant Health” will be included with orders.

Illinois Specialty Crops, Agritourism, and Organic Conference in Springfield, IL, offers sessions focused on direct market pricing strategies, immigration law, and insect management.

A New York grower is testing an alfalfa beetle-busting treatment to protect his strawberry crop.

It didn’t take long for the annual Dry Season to kick in. Region experiences fifth-driest October in 30 years.

Licensing agreement to be developed for the use of Sesame Workshop characters in displays, promotional materials.

Leading seed companies highlight high-performance varieties suited for Florida’s growers.