Choose The Right Greenhouse Style By Murat Kacira|January 10, 2013 Editor’s Note: Dr. Kacira is an associate professor in the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department and Controlled Environment […]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
Tomato Growers Strive To Increase Profits In 2013 By Rosemary Gordon|January 10, 2013 Profitability. That is the main goal of tomato growers in 2013, both for fresh market growers in Florida […]
Timing Is Everything For Potato Growers By David Eddy|January 10, 2013 As has often been the case in recent history, the outlook for potatoes is largely dependent on supply […]
The Latest Vegetable Varieties From American Takii By Growing Produce Staff|January 10, 2013 Cabbage, broccoli, and a jalapeño hybrid pepper are a few offerings from American Takii. Celebrate is a hybrid […]
Planting Equipment Suppliers Cater To Vegetable Growers By Rosemary Gordon|January 10, 2013 Vegetable growers’ needs are not all the same. What dictates their requirements in the area of planting equipment […]
Weed Challenges For Vegetable Growers By Growing Produce Staff|January 10, 2013 Weeds are a constant challenge for vegetable growers. Those in the crop protection field know what growers are […]
Sweet Corn Growers Tackle Regulatory And Weather Challenges By Rosemary Gordon|January 10, 2013 In spite of the weather-related issues that plagued growers across the country in 2012, it wasn’t a bad […]
Snap Bean Growers Must Return To The Basics By Rebecca M. Bartels|January 10, 2013 Untimely weather in the Mid-Atlantic region was a big factor for snap bean producers early in 2012, but […]
Opinion: Putting Food Safety First Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 10, 2013 One of the predictably difficult areas to negotiate in the passage of the Food Safety Modernization Act was […]
Getting A Grip On Listeria By Trevor Suslow|January 9, 2013 Without question, one of the top three topic questions reaching my Extension office for the past nine months […]
Use Your Marketing Edge To Promote Greenhouse Crops By Rick Snyder|January 9, 2013 When you are a producer of a valuable crop, like vegetables or any other specialty crop, you — […]
Pest Scouting Pointers For Greenhouse Vegetables Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 9, 2013 When should you begin scouting your greenhouse crops? How do you know if it is a disease or […]
Bayer CropScience acquires Germany-based Prophyta GmbH Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 9, 2013 Bayer CropScience has signed an agreement to acquire Prophyta GmbH, a leading supplier of microbial crop protection products […]
Researchers Strive To Grow The Broccoli Industry In The East By Growing Produce Staff|January 9, 2013 Chefs and home cooks in the Eastern U.S. could soon have easier access to a homegrown “super food,” […]
Tepary, The ‘Uncommon’ Bean: Ready For Prime Time? By Growing Produce Staff|January 9, 2013 More or less in the middle of New Mexico State University’s (NMSU) new Student Centered Field Laboratory, nestled […]
Grafting Vegetables To Improve Production, Crop Protection By Frank Giles|January 9, 2013 When it came to specialty crop pest control, the words “foolproof” and “methyl bromide” were nearly synonymous. In […]
Frequent Cleaning Recommended For Seed-Treating Equipment By Growing Produce Staff|January 8, 2013 With planting season just around the corner and more growers relying on seed treatments to provide disease and […]
FDA Proposes New Food Safety Rules For Produce Posted by Christina Herrick|January 4, 2013 FDA has proposed two new food safety rules that will help prevent foodborne illness. The proposed rules implement […]
Five Minor Producing States To Be Represented On The U.S. Potato Board By Growing Produce Staff|January 3, 2013 Late in 2011, USDA challenged the USPB to develop a plan to communicate all USPB programs and opportunities […]
Potato Webcast Covers Soft Rot, Black Leg Disease Management By Growing Produce Staff|January 2, 2013 No curative treatments for bacterial black leg, soft rot, and stem rot are available to growers. On top […]
