Ways to Apply the New IPM Model to Strawberry Production

Let the good times roll. Berry growers remain bullish about production and demand for the coming year.

The components of flavor are complex, but one thing is for sure, berries have it, and growers need to make it a priority. Here’s how.

Take a peek at the many projects designed to boost fruit grower profitability under way at a university lab in the heart of California’s San Joaquin Valley.

Longtime Central Florida-based berry grower and shipper digs in for big expansion and reveals new marketing tagline.

Unique product to be available for crops including strawberries, blueberries, and almonds. Find out how it works.

See how predatory insects are helping protect crops the natural way.

Genetic modification gets all the attention, but Florida strawberry breeders are incorporating innovative techniques into traditional plant breeding with great success.

Publicly available plants from University of California, Davis are intended to help farmers manage diseases and production costs.

Strawberry industry association leader points to recently published research that confirms how subsidized produce imports are crushing local business.

Blockchain and fumigation alternatives at center of discussions during 37th annual Agritech education program and trade show.

Research team works nights to expose potential in novel crop protection method.

Sixth annual fundraising event harvests more than $90,000 for the Redlands Christian Migrant Association.

Researchers seek to tame wild nature of Alpine strawberry varieties for potential commercial growth.

Unique high-yield strawberry, raspberry varieties living large with longer-lasting flavor.

Central Florida berry producer with deep roots closes on deal to strategically relocate its headquarters and reimagine the business.

Longtime Plant City, FL-based operation Astin Farms taps into earliness and efficiency to overcome in a challenging environment.

Fifth annual fundraising event harvests nearly $100,000 for Redlands Christian Migrant Association.

Study shows web-based advisory system helping cut fungicide use without losing yield.

Former university breeders to return any crosses that used unpatented varieties and agree the school owns rights to them.