What Farmers Need To Know About Conservation Easements By Frank Giles|May 31, 2021 The agreement provides benefits to the landowner and conservation-minded agencies. Learn to get grow your understanding.Read More
Vegetable Industry Allies Offer Advice for the Next 5 Years Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 22, 2026
4 Fruit Varieties You Might Want To Add to Your Crop Portfolio By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2026
Video: Why Chasing High Prices Can Backfire on Vegetable Growers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2026
FDA Continues Focus on Lettuce in Cyclospora Outbreak Probe Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 20, 2026
5 Steps To Distinguish Abiotic vs. Biotic Problems in Potatoes By Carrie Huffman Wohleb|May 26, 2021 These guidelines will help you better understand how to protect your crop moving forward.
Pallet Shortage Problem Might Carry on for Rest of 2021 By Greenhouse Grower|May 25, 2021 Many do not yet realize the potential scope of the issue, including the availability of produce and other specialty crops to consumers.
Washington Growers Slam ‘Double Standard’ for Farm Workers Posted by David Eddy|May 24, 2021 Governor is reopening state for all vaccinated employees ― except farm workers. Find out why.
Debunking the ‘Dirty Dozen’ Produce List Is a Team Effort By Frank Giles|May 24, 2021 Florida Grower Editor Frank Giles says the benefits of eating all kinds of fruits and veggies far outweigh the influence cast by infamous shopper’s guide.
New Utility Vehicles Step It up Down on the Farm Posted by Growing Produce Staff|May 21, 2021 Check out a couple handy machines from Deere and Kubota.
How California Vegetable Growers Can Adapt to New Nitrogen Rules By Michael Cahn|May 19, 2021 New water quality regulations will be a challenge for Central Coast vegetable growers.
Why Farmers Must Always Have a Plan B at the Ready By Carol Miller|May 19, 2021 Growing food crops has far too many variables. Have as many contingency strategies to keep your operation in good health.
What the New Normals of Climate Change in the U.S. Look Like Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 19, 2021 After a decade of data collection, NOAA releases updated report on the latest patterns of heat and precipitation.
Breakthrough in Battle Against Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus By Greenhouse Grower|May 18, 2021 TomaTech is currently filing a provisional patent that will help accelerate its breeding process of tomatoes that are resistant to deadly virus.
13 Innovative Companies Chosen for Global Harvest Automation Effort Posted by David Eddy|May 18, 2021 Find out the ag tech innovators selected by Western Growers for this groundbreaking project.
They’re Here! Let the Brood X Cicada Invasion Begin Posted by David Eddy|May 15, 2021 First reports of the Great Eastern Brood of cicadas are coming in as the insects emerge from the ground after 17 years of waiting.
Got Weeds in Your Greenhouse? What You Need To Do Now By Rick Snyder|May 12, 2021 Protected agriculture helps you keep pests to a minimum. But weeds can undermine your efforts.
3 Sustainable Ideas for Healthier Vegetable Crops By Johnny Eppich|May 12, 2021 Recent research focuses on using fewer chemicals and adopting natural, low-cost alternatives for better plant and fruit quality.
This Year’s Agritourism Learning Retreat Will Be Live Posted by Carol Miller|May 12, 2021 The event is a tip of the hat to the pandemic slowly receding. Organizers will have precautions in place, but the event will have a robust schedule.
Get the Best of Bean Rust Before It Erodes Your Crop By Gene McAvoy|May 12, 2021 Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this malady of snap beans.
California Governor Declares Drought Emergency Posted by David Eddy|May 11, 2021 41 counties are now impacted, including the agriculturally rich San Joaquin Valley, as Gov. Newsom announces $5.1 billion response.
Where Have all the Pallets Gone? Shortage Has Growers in a Pickle By Greenhouse Grower|May 10, 2021 The mad dash to pandemic recovery means all industries are competing for the same packing and shipping supplies and channels.
How Hirakata Farms and Produce Is Focusing More Than Ever on Flavor By Carol Miller|May 5, 2021 When it comes to melons, this Colorado-based vegetable operation values taste over shelf life and yield.
What Are the Most Popular Cucurbit Crops? Check Out These Stats By Carol Miller|May 5, 2021 In this sneak peek into 2021 State of the Vegetable Industry survey results, we take a look at how important this category is to the sector.
