Syngenta Seeds, Benton Harbor, MI, New Variety Posted by Christina Herrick|November 1, 2012 Syngenta showcased an experimental yellow sweet corn, GSS30437, that has an improved GMO trait for worm control. It […]Read More
Liquid Clay Product Shows up Big in Romaine Lettuce Field Trials Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 31, 2026
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
Welcome To The 2012 Seed Variety Trials Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 1, 2012 Welcome to American Vegetable Grower’s (AVG) annual seed variety trial report. AVG editors David Eddy and Rosemary Gordon […]
Pest Of The Month: Tomato Chlorotic Virus By Gene McAvoy|November 1, 2012 Identification Tomato chlorotic spot virus (TCSV) was found for the first time in Florida in field grown tomato […]
Tips To Control Verticillium Wilt In Tomatoes Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 31, 2012 Find out how to use IPM tactics to control this disease. [mmw-video id=”1376″]
2012 Top Vegetable Varieties For Florida By Growing Produce Staff|October 31, 2012 Welcome to Florida Grower’s annual Vegetable Variety Showcase. The following links highlight varieties that offer exceptional eating quality, disease resistance […]
An Industry First: Potato Granules Purchased For U.S. International Food Assistance Program Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 USDA has purchased 240 metric tons (MT) of dehydrated potato granules and 320 MT of dehydrated potato flakes […]
South Carolina Grower Fights Hunger One Garden At A Time Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 WP Rawl, a vegetable grower in Pelion, SC, announced last week its partnership with Katie’s Krops, a non-profit […]
New Study: Local Food = Less Safety Posted by Christina Herrick|October 31, 2012 Consumers’ growing demands for both locally produced and safer foods are in conflict, according to a recent study […]
Study Says Warm Climates Don’t Necessarily Mean More Fertile Soils Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 31, 2012 Warmer climates won’t necessarily speed the return of nitrogen to soils as scientists once thought, according to a […]
Unity, Action Musts To Move Forward By Lisa Lochridge|October 30, 2012 If there was one theme that emerged from the recent FFVA 69th Annual Convention, it was that the […]
5 Post-Sandy Cleanup Tips By Rebecca M. Bartels|October 30, 2012 Dr. William Lamont Jr., professor in the Department of Plant Science at Penn State University, is singing a […]
Developing Potatoes With Increased Carotenoid Levels Posted by Christina Herrick|October 25, 2012 Scientists with USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) bred yellow potatoes with carotenoid levels that are two to three […]
2013 Vegetable Market Outlook By John VanSickle|October 24, 2012 The 2011-2012 production season was difficult for many growers. Prices were low throughout most of the season […]
Squash Your Weed Worries By Peter Dittmar|October 23, 2012 Weeds compete with crops for nutrients, water, and light. Weeds emerging within the first four weeks after planting […]
Extending Strawberry Growing Season Posted by A. J. Bussan|October 23, 2012 Growing strawberry plants in the U.S. Mid-Atlantic region beneath canopy-like structures called low tunnels can allow the season […]
Sakata Vegetables Debuts New Website By Growing Produce Staff|October 23, 2012 The Sakata Vegetables website has undergone major overhaul. Visitors to the site can find everything they need to […]
Build Local Buy-In For Your Farm By Frank Giles|October 22, 2012 Since Tom O’Brien and his family moved to Florida from New Jersey in the 1970s, there has […]
Study: Sulfur Amendments Might Boost Tomato Yields By Growing Produce Staff|October 16, 2012 Florida tomato farmers may increase their yields by adding sulfur to their soil before planting, according to a […]
MSU To Lead Grant Project On Crop Pollination Posted by Christina Herrick|October 16, 2012 The USDA has awarded Michigan State University (MSU) $1.6 million to lead a national crop pollination research and […]
Syngenta, USDA Zero In On Zebra Chip By Growing Produce Staff|October 16, 2012 USDA research entomologist Joseph Munyaneza and Kiran Shetty, Syngenta’s potato crop specialist, recently led a tour for the […]
