GM Tomatoes With An Extra Shot Of Health Posted by Christina Herrick|May 18, 2009 The compound that some scientists say makes red wine healthy to drink may one day be found in […]Read More
Smart Tech in the Field: What’s Gaining Ground for Vegetable Growers By Michele Katsaris|October 24, 2026
Truckers Bring In More Than Vegetables By Growing Produce Staff|May 13, 2009 Two separate pot busts were made in Arizona last week as law enforcement officials found thousands of pounds […]
World’s Hottest Pepper Going Into ‘Super’ Sauce By Growing Produce Staff|May 13, 2009 Lovers of hot chile might need some divine intervention to squelch the heat after they try a new […]
Eurofresh Honored For Eco-Friendly Production Practices Posted by Christina Herrick|May 12, 2009 Eurofresh Farms, an Arizona farming operation and the leading producer of greenhouse tomatoes in the U.S., has been […]
Tomato Project Seeks Improved Drought Resistance By Growing Produce Staff|May 8, 2009 Home of thousands of backyard gardens, farmer’s markets, and a summer festival that pays annual homage to the […]
Research To Cultivate Richly Colored Potatoes By Growing Produce Staff|May 8, 2009 Across southern Idaho this year, University of Idaho agricultural researchers will be investigating the in-season, harvest, storage, and […]
Rimon Insecticide Can Be Used On Tomatoes By Growing Produce Staff|May 8, 2009 EPA has granted federal registration to Rimon 0.83 EC (novaluron) insecticide for use on tomatoes, giving growers a […]
New GM Corn Loaded With Vitamins By Growing Produce Staff|May 6, 2009 A genetically modified corn fortified with three vitamins has been developed by a team of researchers from Spain […]
John Tanimura Of Tanimura & Antle Dies By Growing Produce Staff|May 6, 2009 John Tanimura of Salinas, CA-based Tanimura & Antle passed away last week. He was 88. Tanimura was a […]
More Oregon Potatoes Headed For Russia Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 6, 2009 An agreement signed this spring will make it easier for potato growers in Oregon and elsewhere to ship […]
Arriving Farmworkers Get Flu Info Posted by Christina Herrick|May 5, 2009 As migrant workers from Mexico begin their journey north to take summer jobs in fields and construction sites […]
Florida Farmers Lend a Helping Hand to the Farmworker Community Posted by Christina Herrick|May 4, 2009 Florida farmers have launched a new foundation to benefit farmworkers, announcing an initial round of $160,000 in funding […]
Beneficial Of The Month: Parasitic Wasps By Gene McAvoy|May 1, 2009 Identification Common species include the Ichneumon wasps, Braconid wasps, and Chalcid wasps. They vary greatly in size. Growers […]
Potato Pointers: Surfin’ USA By Phil Nolte|May 1, 2009 We’ve all heard the term and we’ve all used it. Love it or loathe it, the latest rage […]
New Sprayers Will Help Multitask By Laura Drotleff|May 1, 2009 Our industry was built on advancements in technology. With growers’ challenges to maintain a viable livelihood in agriculture […]
Efficient Irrigation In Use At Red Rock Ranch Posted by Christina Herrick|May 1, 2009 John Diener’s family started farming in the Central Valley in 1929. After pursuing a degree in Agricultural Economics […]
How Third Party Certification Helped Grower Market Melons By David Eddy|May 1, 2009 Each summer about mid-July, the pilgrimage to north-central Oregon begins. It’s not a religious experience — though some […]
Pest Patrol: West Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 1, 2009 In California’s Central Valley, there are several problems that frequently occur. According to Thomas A. Turini, who is […]
Arysta Earns Ozone Protection Award From EPA Posted by Christina Herrick|April 29, 2009 The EPA has awarded Arysta LifeScience North America with the Ozone Layer Protection Award for bringing the fumigant […]
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Snack Program Is A Win For The Industry By Growing Produce Staff|April 29, 2009 United Fresh Produce Association Vice President of Nutrition and Health Dr. Lorelei DiSogra, along with representatives from the […]
