The team at másLabor discusses what the company’s merger with AgWorks H2 means for current clients, as well as prospective H-2A and H-2B users.

Learn what researchers found when looking at on-the-job injuries involving skid steer loaders.

There are best practices supported by research and demonstrated solutions that can be considered to support and enhance this vital sector.

Curious if your operation is in line with your peers? Take a look at what we learned!

Unless the payroll includes a few first and second cousins, finding interested and qualified labor is becoming futile, according to producers.

New technology in lasers, cameras, and artificial intelligence promise big labor savings in the near future.

We have an aging industry. Are we doing enough to build a new generation of vegetable growers?

No big surprises ― every one of the top six issues deals with either water or labor.

Ganaz announces the launch of its very own Payroll Card.

Early results from our 2022 State of the Vegetable Industry survey show about half of all vegetable operations offer health insurance and paid time off.

Unique vegetable operation invests in its employees’ future by supporting their educational goals (including their kids).

Find out more about new restrictions that will apply to all non-U.S. individuals who are traveling for both essential and non-essential reasons. 

The Salinas Valley in California has a high demand for farm workers, but very few options for housing. Tanimura & Antle decided it needed to change that for its employees.

Meet Bill Spiller, a grower whose labor challenges reflect the same as his peers. His solutions, however, are his own.

Rare coastal heatwave also hammers berry crops; early estimates of blueberry crop loss run 30% to 40%.

Harvesting challenges reflect growers’ increasing move to mechanized options.

Despite a change in president, it seems momentum for moving the proverbial needle on an adequate ag workforce could be mired in politics like in the past.

But a coalition of business groups says the new Cal/OSHA regulations ‘do not ensure that the economy can roar back.’

Farmworkers living in licensed housing facilities in the state found to be three times safer than workers living in local communities.