Tweethttp://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Officials at the Oregon Public Health Division determined that deer feces was the source of the E. […]

Tweet With the dog days of August now upon us, and few parts of the nation escaping from […]

Plant City-based grower/shipper Wishnatzki Farms has announced its new company name, Wish Farms. After 90 years and three […]

SureHarvest has been selected as “California’s 2011 Leaders In Agriculture Innovation” by Grow-California for its cutting-edge approach to business, […]

The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has published the 2010 Agricultural Chemical Use survey data for vegetables. The […]

Many tomato growers are having leaf diseases this year such as septoria leaf spot and early blight, producing […]

MANA Crop Protection’s Thionex Insecticide has received a Section 3 registration label amendment from EPA. The amendment removes […]

In the U.S., we seem to have a “steady” greenhouse vegetable industry. It’s not necessarily growing at the […]

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Question: Want to make money? Answer: Go into farming. Maybe the use […]

The Bagrada bug is a small stink bug native to Africa. This pest was initially reported in California […]

Tweethttps://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Trekker Ruby Ball Improved Fantasista Early Mizuna   Consumers will love these tasty offerings from American Takii, […]

Tweet http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js This year’s finalists for American Vegetable Grower’s (AVG) annual Grower Achievement Award are committed to excellence […]

USDA has announced that it is adopting the final rule to add two importer seats and change the […]

Identification Adult potato leafhoppers are usually yellowish or pale green. They exhibit much color variation, often leading to […]

Establishing himself in his first elected term with wins already under his belt, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and […]

The Potato Genome Sequencing Consortium (PGSC), a team of scientists from institutions worldwide, including Virginia Tech, has published […]

One simple statistic says it all when it comes to the state of Extension in the Golden State, […]

Whiteflies can be biologically controlled in Florida greenhouse tomatoes, according to a new University of Florida study. Lance […]

In April, I wrote about the study released in the New England Journal of Medicine that vindicated tomatoes […]