Everybody is talking about the drought, and rightfuly so, but there’s another potential problem looming that could impact growers […]

Western fruit, vegetable industries lost millions when unable to export produce at ports.

U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez helps mediate discussions between dockworkers and port operators.

Sometimes the smallest of gestures makes the biggest impact on your relationship with your employees.

Correspondence addresses actress Eva Longoria’s documentary “Food Chains,” which focuses on mistreatment of tomato farmworkers.

Agriculture is not given the attention it so sorely deserves when it comes to the immigration debate.

40th annual Ag Labor Relations Forum encourages outreach and action.

With large crops in Washington, growers scrambling for enough hands to harvest.

California Governor Jerry Brown recently vetoed a Senate Bill 25 and approved Assembly Bill 1897.

Paul Meador of Everglades Harvesting Co. says an immigration reform resolution can’t come soon enough.

When accepting the award at United Fresh’s Washington Public Policy Conference, the Colorado sweet corn and onion grower recalled how his father started the farm in the late 1940s.

As thousands cross into the U.S. seeking refuge, calls for ag labor reform are lost in the uproar.

The needs are great for agriculture labor, say blueberry, peach growers.

Cornell Extension specialist offers advice to growers on how to maximize efficiency on your farm.

If Congress does not act before the New Year, the legislation passed by the Senate last year will expire and the whole process will have to start over.

For every grower reaching out to ask for help, there are many more offering an opposing view.

Illinois farmer airs grievances about immigration hurdles interfering with hiring

Association’s statement exudes frustration over ongoing labor issues.

Employee selective testing, incentive pay, and decision-making meetings are just a few of the practices growers can employ to improve labor management on the farm.