Opinion: Labor Reform Group Takes Action Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 11, 2013 Labor. To say that it is an “issue” growers have faced for years is a tremendous understatement. In […]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
Florida Agriculture Celebrates 500 Years Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 11, 2013 “Florida Agriculture: Then and Now,” the traveling exhibit from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), […]
Produce Compatability In Storage By Elizabeth J. Mitcham|February 11, 2013 Just like people, not all produce items are compatible. It is important to know which products should never […]
Tips To Reduce Spray Drift Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 11, 2013 Whether it’s to moderate the amount of pesticide used or protect adjacent crops in the field, growers constantly […]
What’s New In Vegetable Disease Control? By Growing Produce Staff|February 11, 2013 Growers are constantly on the lookout for new fungicides. Whether it’s to control the latest type of blight […]
New Spray Delivery System Promises Better Fruit Pest Control, Coverage By Brian Sparks|February 11, 2013 As the tree fruit industry continues to shift to high-density plantings, one of the biggest challenges has been […]
The Call To Farm: Choosing A Career In Agriculture By Rosemary Gordon|February 11, 2013 This story began when a British immigrant earned the American dream. Back in the 1850s, Robert Call came […]
Controlling Phytophthora And Downy Mildew In Cucumbers By Growing Produce Staff|February 11, 2013 As most growers know, downy mildew can cause tremendous loss in a short amount of time in a […]
Glyphosate-Resistant Crops: Another Double-Edged Sword? By Phil Nolte|February 11, 2013 Weed control, one of the most difficult problems facing producers, has been revolutionized by glyphosate-resistant varieties on an […]
Feeding A Growing Population Was A Main Topic At Bayer CropScience’s Meeting In Germany By Rosemary Gordon|February 11, 2013 The world’s population is expected to grow from 7 billion to 9 billion by 2050. So what is […]
Managing Nitrogen In Organic Vegetables By Zachary Hayden|February 11, 2013 Editor’s Note: Hayden is a research assistant at Michigan State University (MSU). Mathieu Ngouajio and Daniel Brainard, who […]
Opinion: GMOs Are Green By David Eddy|February 10, 2013 Late last year I wrote a column, “Frankenfood’ Myth Spurned,” about how pleased I was that a ballot […]
Bayer CropScience Forges Food Chain Partnerships Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 8, 2013 Bayer CropScience is launching new forging new alliances it is terming “Food Chain Partnerships” around the world, and […]
The Andersons Inc. Complete $1.3 Million Fertilizer Plant Upgrade Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 7, 2013 The Andersons, Inc. Turf & Specialty Group announces the successful completion of a $1.3 million upgrade to the […]
New Research May Lead To Minimizing Soil Damage From Wind Erosion By Growing Produce Staff|February 7, 2013 With help from a wind tunnel and the latest DNA technology, USDA scientists are shedding light on the […]
Early Generation Seed Potato Production Is Focus Of Webcast By Growing Produce Staff|February 6, 2013 Successful early generation seed production depends on very close monitoring for pests, diseases, and variety mixtures. The latest […]
Bayer CropScience Helping Kids Make Healthy Lunch Decisions Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 5, 2013 Bayer CropScience has announced it is teaming up with the United Fresh Produce Association Foundation to support “Let’s […]
U.S., Mexico Strike Tentative Deal In Tomato Trade Tiff By Growing Produce Staff|February 4, 2013 After nearly 8 months of posturing following a formal request from U.S. tomato producers to withdraw a 16-year […]
Get A Hold On White Mold By Gene McAvoy|February 1, 2013 Identification In tomato, potato, and pepper, infection typically starts at flowering. Water-soaked spots are usually the first symptom, […]
Control Options For Pod Mold In Beans By Helene Dillard|February 1, 2013 Pod mold control was rated among the highest priorities for research in 2012 by members of the New […]
