Artichokes Find A Place In Texas By Growing Produce Staff|April 10, 2013 It was cool and overcast during the recent harvest of a 12-acre field of artichokes being grown by […]Read More
Medfly Eradication Effort Proves Successful in Northern California By California Department of Food and Agriculture|July 30, 2026
Cyclospora Outbreak’s Next Victim Might Be Growers Who Weren’t Involved By Carol Miller|July 30, 2026
Video: Digging Into the Core Value of Vegetable Variety Performance Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 29, 2026
New Study To Build Better Broccoli By Growing Produce Staff|April 10, 2013 A new North Carolina State University (NCSU) study under way at the Plants for Human Health Institute at […]
Pink Pumpkin Patch Foundation Offers Free Seed to FFA Chapters Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 9, 2013 The Pink Pumpkin Patch Foundation announced that chapters of the National FFA Organization may obtain up to 5,000 […]
FDA Listening Session On Proposed Produce Safety Rule Announced Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 9, 2013 A listening session is scheduled for April 30 to hear comments and concerns about the FDA’s proposed new […]
Remote-Controlled Aircraft Takes Flight In Oregon For Potato Research Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 9, 2013 Two small, remote-controlled aircraft are expected to start flying over potato fields in the Hermiston, OR, area this […]
Growing Tomatoes For Community Gardens, Food Banks By Growing Produce Staff|April 8, 2013 As part of a nationwide effort to help grow healthy food for community gardens and food banks, Seaside […]
Cherry Tomato Considered To Be One Of The Sweetest By Growing Produce Staff|April 8, 2013 San Antonio tasting panel found the BHN-968 cherry tomato sweeter than any comparable cherry tomato, according to a […]
New ‘Dual Resistant’ Tomatoes Fight Lethal Pests With One-Two Punch By Growing Produce Staff|April 8, 2013 In the battle against thrips, Cornell University breeder Martha Mutschler-Chu has developed a new weapon: a tomato that […]
Late Blight Managed With Resistant Tomatoes By Growing Produce Staff|April 8, 2013 In New York, a replicated experiment was conducted at Cornell’s Long Island Horticultural Research and Extension Center in […]
Study: Local Food Taking Bigger Bite From Florida Retail Market Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 8, 2013 According to a University of Florida study, Floridians are buying more food grown locally or regionally and retail […]
Valent BioSciences’ New Manufacturing Facility On Track For 2014 Completion Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 4, 2013 A 500-ton crane, the second largest in North America, has hoisted the large scale industrial fermenters into Valent […]
Potatoes On A Food Stamp Budget Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 4, 2013 For one week staff members of the Washington State Potato Commission (WSPC) are joining together to take the […]
USDA Declares Primary Natural Disaster Areas In Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 4, 2013 The USDA has designated six counties in Florida as primary natural disaster areas in three separate designations due […]
EPA Approves New Fungicide From FMC Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 3, 2013 The EPA has granted registration for Fracture fungicide (FMC), a preventative fungicide for use in grapes, stone fruit, […]
Cal/OSHA Issues Heat Illness Advisory Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 2, 2013 Just as temperatures are supposed to hit 80 degrees Wednesday in California’s San Joaquin Valley, Cal/OSHA has issued […]
Takeaways From The 2nd Vegetable And Small Fruit Protected Ag Field Day By Lyneida M. Hustick|April 2, 2013 The 2nd Vegetable and Small Fruit Protected Ag Field Day and IV Protected Ag Information Network (PAINet) Congress […]
Analyzing The Rise In Invasive Pests By David Eddy|April 2, 2013 Editor’s Note: Some time ago, we were contacted by New York grower Mike Biltonen, who wanted to talk […]
Proper Pesticide Application Takes Precision By Elena M. Toro|April 1, 2013 Preventing drift to non-target areas takes practice.
Red Alert For New And Improved Tomatoes: 2012 Florida Ag Expo Extended Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 1, 2013 The recent success of the UF/IFAS-born and bred Tasti-Lee tomato has put the finicky piece of produce back […]
Be Wary Of Wirestem By Gene McAvoy|April 1, 2013 Identification The disease gets its name from symptoms that occur on the stem at the soil level. Hard, […]
