Comments Sought On Redistricting Of National Watermelon Promotion Board By Growing Produce Staff|May 9, 2011 At least every five years, the Watermelon Research and Promotion Plan requires changes in the rule based on […]Read More
Smart Tech in the Field: What’s Gaining Ground for Vegetable Growers By Michele Katsaris|October 24, 2026
Gills Onions Uses Social Media For Product Promotion Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 4, 2011 California-based Gills Onions recently ramped up its social media exposure to take advantage of the conversations happening with […]
Presidio Fungicide Registered For Use On Potato By Growing Produce Staff|May 3, 2011 Valent U.S.A. Corporation’s Presidio fungicide has been registered by the EPA for use on potato for pink rot […]
Potato Growers In Idaho And Oregon Vote To Continue Marketing Order Posted by Christina Herrick|May 3, 2011 Irish potato growers in Idaho and Malheur County, OR, have voted to continue their federal marketing order program. […]
Topcon Releases Six Electric Steering Kits Posted by Christina Herrick|April 27, 2011 Topcon Precision Agriculture has released six AES-25 electric steering kits for a variety of farm machines for various […]
USDA Requesting Comment On Creation Of National Leafy Green Marketing Agreement By Growing Produce Staff|April 27, 2011 The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is requesting comment on the creation of a voluntary National Leafy Green […]
Potato Pointers: Pesticide Resistance: What Action Will You Take? By Phil Nolte|April 27, 2011 I thought I’d start out this month’s column with a couple of what I feel are pertinent questions. […]
Editorial: Promoting Potatoes By Rosemary Gordon|April 27, 2011 As I sit at my computer writing this, the time is approaching for a “thumbs up” or a […]
Variety File: NESeed By Growing Produce Staff|April 27, 2011 Looking good is the name of the game for several varieties from NESeed. A hybrid pumpkin, Flatso is […]
Pest Of The Month: Wireworm and White Grub By Growing Produce Staff|April 27, 2011 North Carolina is the nation’s leading producer of sweet potatoes. In that state, wireworms are enemy Number 1, […]
Sprayer Tips Posted by Christina Herrick|April 26, 2011 Growers who want to make the most efficient use of crop protectants should turn their attention to their […]
Four Most Destructive Vegetable Diseases By Rosemary Gordon|April 26, 2011 It’s an understatement to say that growers have quite a few unpredictable variables they have to deal with […]
Researchers Tackle Critical Topics For Greenhouse Growers By Growing Produce Staff|April 21, 2011 From greenhouse basics to IPM programs, the 2011 Greenhouse Crop Production and Engineering Design Short Course focused on […]
Don’t Be Late to the Fight Against Early Blight of Celery By Gene McAvoy|April 20, 2011 Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this vegetable disease.
Conference Hot Topic: Watermelon’s Future As A Vegetable By Growing Produce Staff|April 19, 2011 “Watermelon is going to save your life,” Gordon Hunt from the National Watermelon Promotion Board told the audience. […]
What We Know About Watermelon Vine Decline By Frank Giles|April 19, 2011 In the early 2000s, a new condition began plaguing watermelon crops in Florida in which fruit rinds would […]
Veggie Bandits Steal $300,000 Worth Of Tomatoes, Cucumbers, And Meat By Growing Produce Staff|April 15, 2011 The rise in the cost of produce has led to a highly sophisticated vegetable theft ring, the New […]
Baby Carrots Go Hollywood By Growing Produce Staff|April 6, 2011 Bolthouse Farms’ baby carrots are now the official snack of the Easter Bunny. The company has partnered with […]
$9 Million Grant To Help Shed Light On Late Blight By Growing Produce Staff|April 4, 2011 Given that world potato production is about 320 million tons per year (20 million tons per year in […]
Take A Measured Approach To Crop Protection By Ed Skvarch|April 1, 2011 As a pesticide applicator, it is your responsibility to apply the correct amount of pesticide to the target […]
