Grafting For Vegetable Disease Control By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2012 During the 2011 Florida Ag Expo, Dr. Mathews Paret, UF/IFAS, presented his and fellow researhers’ work on grafting […]Read More
Kubota Driving New Autonomous Solutions for Specialty Crops Posted by Growing Produce Staff|October 22, 2026
Keep Target Spot of Tomato in Your Sights By Gene McAvoy|February 1, 2012 Target spot is frequently misdiagnosed in its early stages as symptoms are difficult to recognize and can be […]
New Purple Tomato Posted by A. J. Bussan|February 1, 2012 The Indigo Rose tomato steps out this year as the first “really” purple variety to come from a […]
Equipment Profiles: Precision Ag Guidance Posted by Christina Herrick|January 31, 2012 In any business, efficiency adds to the bottom line. Thanks to modern technology, precision agriculture tools are helping […]
The Passing Of Sylvan Wittwer By Growing Produce Staff|January 26, 2012 Former Michigan State University (MSU) researcher Sylvan Wittwer, age 95, passed away Jan. 20 in Washington, UT. On […]
Choosing The Right Sweet Corn Hybrids By Growing Produce Staff|January 25, 2012 Although it’s a common practice to study plant populations in field corn, University of Illinois associate professor of […]
Label Expansion For Regalia Biofungicide Posted by Christina Herrick|January 19, 2012 Marrone Bio Innovations (MBI) announced yesterday that EPA has approved a significant label expansion for Regalia, a biofungicide […]
Top 100 Grower Takes Home Environmental Stewardship Award Posted by Christina Herrick|January 18, 2012 Heartland Farms, Inc. a 14,000-acre irrigated potato and vegetable farm and American Vegetable Grower Top 100 Grower in […]
Field Prep And Plastics By Rosemary Gordon|January 13, 2012 Believe it or not, the optimal time to get your fields ready for spring planting under plastic film […]
The Future Of Protected Agriculture Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 13, 2012 Dan Cantliffe has seen greenhouse growing evolve during the course of his nearly four-decade long career as distinguished […]
In The Greenhouse: Practical Greenhouse Advice For The New Year By Rick Snyder|January 13, 2012 I N this month’s column, I would like to touch upon several areas which I’m lumping together […]
Pest of the Month: Yellow Bean Mosaic Virus By Gene McAvoy|January 13, 2012 he main symptoms of bean yellow mosaic potyvirus (BYMV) are yellowish and green mosaic patterning of the leaf. […]
Variety File: Outstanding Seed Company, LLC By Growing Produce Staff|January 13, 2012 PUMPKINS, winter squash, and gourds are the main focus of Outstanding Seed Company, LLC. Summit, for example, sets […]
Solving Weed Problems in Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|January 13, 2012 Other impediments to crop production might garner more headlines — such as the latest invasive insect — but […]
Vegetable Crop Outlook 2012 By Growing Produce Staff|January 13, 2012 American Vegetable Grower talked to growers from across the country to find out what kind of year 2011 […]
Study: Overhead Spray Systems Could Improve Tomato Sanitation By Growing Produce Staff|January 12, 2012 Tomato packinghouses that rely on flume systems to sanitize tomatoes might do a more effective job of eliminating […]
Food Safety: Controlling Hazards in Growing Season By Rosemary Gordon|January 11, 2012 Last week at the Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference in Savannah, GA, the topic of food safety […]
Duda Farm Fresh Foods Announces New Celery Patents Posted by Christina Herrick|January 9, 2012 Oviedo, FL-based Duda Farm Fresh Foods announced the company has been granted seven new patents for its celery […]
The Launching Of Luna Fungicides By Rosemary Gordon|January 9, 2012 Bayer CropScience announced last week at the Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference in Georgia that its Luna […]
New Website Takes Dead Aim At Potato Virus Y By Growing Produce Staff|January 4, 2012 Growers concerned about Potato Virus Y (PVY) can now turn to a Web page dedicated to the disease, […]
