Vegetable Growers Know Better By Richard T. Meister|August 1, 2009 Of course we do. An Internet blog recently posed serious questions to our thoughts about global food security, which […]Read More
Smart Tech in the Field: What’s Gaining Ground for Vegetable Growers By Michele Katsaris|October 24, 2026
Tomato Grower Takes On Labor, Immigration By Rosemary Gordon|August 1, 2009 “What you learn from growing up in a farm family is to roll up your sleeves and do […]
Pest Of The Month: Tomato Chlorosis Virus By Gene McAvoy|August 1, 2009 Identification Tomato chlorosis virus (ToCV) is a relatively new disease in Florida that is being seen with increasing […]
2009 Grower Achievement Award Finalists At A Glance By Growing Produce Staff|August 1, 2009 Hard work. Dedication. Commitment to quality. These are just some of the qualities that the five finalists for […]
Michigan Carrot Growers Vote To Keep Promotion Program By Growing Produce Staff|July 29, 2009 Michigan’s carrot producers have decided to keep paying to promote their product for five more years. The Ag […]
Online Exclusive: Update on Late Blight in the Northeast By Margaret T. McGrath|July 29, 2009 Since the announcement of an early-season outbreak of late blight posted at this site on July 3, this […]
Vetica Insecticide And Courier IGR Receive Approval For Brassica Uses By Growing Produce Staff|July 28, 2009 Vetica insecticide and Courier 40SC insect growth regulator (IGR) from Nichino America have received approval from EPA for […]
New York Potato Acreage Decreases By 7% Posted by Christina Herrick|July 27, 2009 U.S. planted potato acreage is a mixed bag with some areas, such as New York state, showing a […]
India Developing Red-Hot Weaponry From Chili Peppers By Growing Produce Staff|July 24, 2009 Chili peppers are a hot item for India’s defense researchers looking for ways to use them in hand […]
Potato Growers Keep Acreage In Line With Demand By Growing Produce Staff|July 23, 2009 In its July board of directors meeting, United Potato Growers of America announced that both fall and annual […]
NY Ag Season A Washout Posted by Christina Herrick|July 23, 2009 Many growers have been devastated by the second wettest June in New York history, and state legislators want […]
Tanimura And Antle Issues Voluntary Recall of Romaine Lettuce Posted by A. J. Bussan|July 22, 2009 Tanimura & Antle, Inc. of Salinas, CA is voluntarily recalling one lot of romaine lettuce because it has […]
Potato Growers Seek Investigation Of Huge Processor By Growing Produce Staff|July 22, 2009 Southern Idaho potato growers filed a request with the United States Department of Justice on Friday seeking an […]
New Tomato Hybrids On The Way By 2010 By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2009 In 2010, growers will have access to new tomato varieties that resist some of the most threatening tomato […]
Largest U.S. Onion Processor Unveils Biogas Plant By Growing Produce Staff|July 16, 2009 California’s largest onion processor will receive $2.7 million to build an anaerobic digester system to turn waste product […]
Potato Growers Get Better Idea About Crop Size By Growing Produce Staff|July 14, 2009 The United Potato Growers of Idaho is keeping a close eye on this year’s spud crop, including the […]
Closure Of Idaho Research Station Put Off Posted by Christina Herrick|July 10, 2009 In at least a temporary victory for growers, the University of Idaho announced jointly with Governor C.L. “Butch” […]
Seed Treatment For Leafy Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|July 9, 2009 The first seed treatment insecticide for small-seeded vegetables has received EPA approval. From Syngenta Seed Care, the treatment […]
First Evidence That Weed Killers Improve Nutritional Value Of Sweet Corn By Growing Produce Staff|July 8, 2009 For the first time, scientists report that the use of weed killers actually boosts the nutritional value of […]
Lettuce With Corky Root Resistance Posted by Christina Herrick|July 8, 2009 The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) has released three new leaf lettuce breeding lines with resistance to corky root. […]
