A team of researchers has documented promising results in boosting phosphorus intake in cherry tomatoes using biochar and Bacillus.

Here’s how vivipary (the premature germination of seeds) occurs in greenhouse tomatoes and how to minimize its presence in your operation.

Do your tomato leaves or fruit appear damaged? Learn more about what it means and what to do.

Research digs into how equipment cleaning could prevent spread of the parasitic weed branched broomrape.

Lipman Family Farms pays respects to its former CEO and longtime Board Chairman, Larry Lipman.

University of Florida researchers have developed a tomato with significantly higher levels of beta-carotene, aiming to combat global vitamin A deficiency.

Explore where modest, targeted investments tend to separate high-yield tomato tunnels from the rest, based on a regional grower survey.

Disease pressure, market expectations, and localized trialing are pushing vegetable breeders to rethink where and how tomatoes are developed.

What we’re getting wrong about nutrient uptake and why when nutrients are available matters more than how much is applied.

Researchers at NC State University are developing robotic systems to automate labor-intensive tasks in vegetable production.

What can growers do now to prevent tomato spotted wilt virus from taking a bite out of their crops? Researchers provide effective steps.

Bayer’s De Ruiter brand launches five new tomato varieties with multi-gene virus resistance.

EZ-Ag Innovations’ technology can help growers spray only weeds and minimize damage to surrounding crops, including strawberries and tomatoes.

Lipman Family Farms partners with seed companies and builds its own seed innovations to advance tomato breeding, improve crop resilience, and more.

The National Seed Health System has released a new validated seed health testing method for the detection of Tomato Mottle Mosaic Virus.

Learn more about a collaborative project to harness wild tomatoes’ genetic diversity to improve cultivated tomato varieties.

The ‘Tomato Tax’ spurred by the termination of the Tomato Suspension Agreement is getting mixed reviews among indoor and outdoor growers.

Learn more about a study that aims to make growing high-wire tomato crops less labor-intensive.

The plug has been pulled on the U.S.-Mexico Tomato Suspension Agreement. Domestic growers celebrate as new antidumping order is in place.