Nation’s largest agricultural robotics conference, FIRA USA, is set for October. Here’s what you should know.

New study examines feasibility of expanding fresh vegetable production in Georgia as increased temperatures and droughts threaten growers in western U.S.

Grower feedback provides data for preliminary economic impact analysis report. Check out the details.

During his keynote at the inaugural CEAg World Conference and Expo, Henry Gordon-Smith gave a first look at data from the Global CEA Census.

See how artificial intelligence is intersecting with agriculture.

By fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration, growers and ag companies can ensure that soil health management is improved for future generations.

Highly anticipated report highlights innovative, venture-backed companies driving sustainable transformation.

This year’s American Vegetable Grower Grower Achievement Award winners use logic and clear goals to tackle some of the industry’s toughest issues.

Bayer Vegetable Seeds creates a culinary council that will influence the future breeding of the company’s food crops.

Smith Farms Company’s focus on solving water availability — led by 2024 Grower Achievement Award winner Mark Smith — has grown into great things.

Strategic alignment drives acquisition of Bloomfield Robotics Inc. to provide specialty crop monitoring services one plant at a time.

Arizona’s CEO of the Department of Agriculture, Paul Brierley, talks about why soil health is grabbing everyone’s attention.

2024 State of the Vegetable Industry survey offers insights to how those farms using biopesticides differ from those who don’t.

Watch a video to get the inside scoop how Emily Andes of Bushel Boy Farms added the operation’s first non-tomato crop successfully.

Meet our 2024 regional Grower Achievement Award winners, who know how to change the industry into a better version of itself.

If you understand how potato plants use water from planting to harvest, you’ll avoid causing injury from too much or too little irrigation.

Crop protection activity has been robust in California this year. New data show growers are on pace to achieve something not accomplished since 2020.

Following a preliminary injunction, the U.S. Department of Labor announces a nationwide delay of the final rule until further notice.

Erika Johnson shares her love of gardening and produce with area citizens. Check out a few pieces of equipment that help get the job done.