Growing Produce Staff

Long-standing industry event featuring leadership in biologicals and sustainable farming is set for this February in Fresno, CA. What you should know.

Wind and flood impacts can bring a handful of ailments to plants when hurricanes pass through. 

Axios 20 SC fungicide contains the only FRAC Group 52 active ingredient on the market with no known cross-resistance to other fungicide groups.

The lawsuit argues the H-2A rule illegally gives temporary workers collective bargaining rights, restricts First Amendment rights of employers, and more.

Manufacturers have made some impressive strides in their equipment.

See the government agency’s statement about the dockworker strike affecting East Coast and Gulf Coast ports.

Research report indicates as crop protection shifts toward sustainable practices and innovations, the demand for more nematicides is expected to expand.

California Avocado Commission outraged by USDA’s decision to no longer use APHIS inspectors in Mexico to conduct pest inspection of avocado orchards.

After years of development, ag tech startup Nanovel unveils its autonomous fruit-harvesting robot capable of picking tree fruit for the fresh market.

Decorated pomologist worked for the University of Arkansas from 1958 to 1989.

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

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

Eda Reinot to continue science-forward legacy of leadership into the next phase of company growth.

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

Neopestalotiopsis fruit rot and leaf spot levels observed in nurseries to likely impact the supply of tips and plug plants for many strawberry producers.

Annual AgTech Breakthrough Awards program recognizes innovation in agricultural and food technologies around the globe.

Economic analysis projects a 7.3% decrease in California lettuce production due to restrictions on key pesticides.

For those endeavoring to grow produce within a controlled environment agriculture environment, any insight can be key to success. We’ve got some for you.

Up to $400 million in funding will support irrigation districts and producers in using innovative water savings technologies and farming practices.

This is the first time in almost 40 years EPA has taken this type of emergency action for a pesticide.