Top Three Caterpillar Sweet Corn Pests By Rebecca M. Bartels|May 9, 2012 With all of the abnormalities going into this growing season, sweet corn growers have to wonder what to […]Read More
Agriculture Labor Reform Now: A Long Overdue Lifeline for the Potato Industry By Mike Wenkel, National Potato Council|July 31, 2026
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
Renewing Rainwater From High Tunnels By Rebecca M. Bartels|May 9, 2012 Water, one of the basic necessities of plants, and, for that matter, any life form, falls naturally to […]
The Good News About Water-Stressed Tomatoes By David Eddy|May 9, 2012 Virtually all direct market tomato growers — unlike their big-volume, wholesale counterparts — earn their spurs on how […]
Words Of Wisdom From Top Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|May 8, 2012 Several of the largest growers in the nation convened in Arizona last winter for the annual VegetableXchange. While […]
Opinion: Marketing Lessons From A Beet Farmer By Brian Sparks|May 4, 2012 Dwight Schrute is a lot like many of you. He has a full-time day job working in sales. […]
LGMA Focuses On Global Food Safety Initiative Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 2, 2012 As part of its strategic plan for 2012 and beyond, the California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement (LGMA) has […]
Probing Better Ways To Manage Weeds: 2011 Florida Ag Expo Extended Coverage Posted by Christina Herrick|May 1, 2012 At the 2011 Florida Ag Expo, Andrew MacRae, UF/IFAS assistant professor of weed science, led a presentation on […]
Pest Of The Month: Fusarium Yellows of Cabbage By Gene McAvoy|May 1, 2012 Identification Yellows or fusarium wilt of cabbage occurs in all states where cabbage is grown in warm seasons. […]
Opinion: Drive Your Message Home And Make It Stick By Lisa Lochridge|April 30, 2012 Our state has become so urbanized and the media world has changed so much that it’s hard to […]
$1 Million In Grants For New York Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|April 25, 2012 Specialty crop growers in New York are on track to become more competitive thanks to $1,000,000 in federal […]
Downy Mildew Resistant Cucumber Varieties Posted by Christina Herrick|April 24, 2012 This spring, two new hybrid options that help protect against downy mildew will be available to cucumber growers […]
Farmer On A Mission To Find A New Niche By Frank Giles|April 20, 2012 Jay Fraleigh has been around farming all his life. In that time, he has witnessed change that is […]
Florida’s Top Chef Promotes Fresh Produce One Dish At A Time By Frank Giles|April 17, 2012 Nothing sells freshly grown or raised food better than a beautifully prepared dish dreamed up by an expert […]
Cantaloupe Food Safety Tool Launched Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 17, 2012 Since the devastating listeria outbreak last year in cantaloupes, growers and industry have anticipated much tighter scrutiny on […]
U.S. Tomato Growers On The Outside Looking In By John VanSickle|April 16, 2012 The U.S. vegetable industry has gone through many trials over the last 30 years. International trade was one […]
New Melon, Bean, And Corn Varieties From Abbott & Cobb By Growing Produce Staff|April 12, 2012 A Premium hybrid non-slip melon from Abbott & Cobb, XLT® 9000 has a robust internal color and superior […]
Increased Legislation Leaves Vegetable Growers Feeling Micromanaged By Rosemary Gordon|April 12, 2012 How many people enjoy being micromanaged or bogged down with numerous rules and regulations to follow? I’m going […]
Tips for the Best Greenhouse Irrigation By Rebecca M. Bartels|April 11, 2012 Leonardo Da Vinci famously said that, “water is the driving force of all nature.” As a basic necessity, […]
Fertility Advice From The Greenhouse Tomato Short Course By Rick Snyder|April 11, 2012 The 22nd annual Greenhouse Tomato Short Course has now come and gone. Participation was excellent this year, with […]
The Harlequin Bug, A Cole Crop Cretin Posted by A. J. Bussan|April 11, 2012 The harlequin bug, a pest that feeds primarily on cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and other cole crops, is […]
