Category: Crop Management
Sym-Agro, Biofungitek sign U.S. distribution deal for Berezi fungicide
Sym-Agro and Biofungitek sign a U.S. distribution deal for the Berezi fungicide. Learn how it targets powdery mildew and botrytis.
Penn State offers grape, wine industry webinar series free for growers
A series of free, live webinars will be held through April for grape and wine growers. Find out which topics will be covered.
Microscopic organisms fuel big idea
Find out how MyLand is harnessing microalgae to bolster soil health.
Winter blast prompts Florida officials to push for USDA disaster assistance
Florida officials request farm disaster assistance as freezing weather threatens crops. Read how growers will be affected and what aid may be available.
$700 million USDA program aims to boost regenerative farming
USDA Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced expanded funding for on-farm, regenerative practices. Find out how to apply.
Blueberry legacy: Tawas Blueberry Farm remains a staple of its community
Tawas Blueberry Farm grows blueberries along Lake Huron. Read how the grower has experienced success with u-pick operations.
Michigan researchers flag rising grape risks
Michigan experts warn growers about increasing grape disease and pest pressures. Read what researchers say growers should watch for next.
Organic Grower: Mechanical advances help target weeds in organic vegetable farm setting
MSU recently held an organic weed management field day. Read about insights participants gained from the event.
AgroFresh announces AI imaging and orchard analytics tie-ups with Aerobotics, Neolithics
AgroFresh is adding two innovative partners to its FreshCloud digital ecosystem. Learn who the partners are and what they bring to the table.
USDA delivers second stage of crop disaster assistance
The USDA has delivered more crop disaster assistance. Read more about what’s offered to help growers.
Winter orchard care: Spray horticultural oils, fungicides soon
Just because its winter doesn’t mean your IPM program stops. Learn how dormant spray programs can help ensure a clean start in the spring.
New MSHS leader follows father’s tree fruit leadership
There’s a new MSHS leader. Read more about Kyle Weber of MM Farms’ tree fruit leadership
Washington State Wine Commission names research program manager
The Washington State Wine Commission has hired a research manager. Read about her viticulture experience.
Ridgefest 2025: Michigan apple growers hit the mark with orchard strategies
Michigan’s Ridgefest 2025. Read how some of the state’s growers use training systems to successfully grow apples.
Ridgefest: soil, water considerations spur orchard success
Michigan’s Ridgefest field day was recently held. Read about successful soil and water practices aid orchards.
Fresh Views: Sustainability for the future of farming
Environmentally responsible growing practices are important. Read this Fresh Views writer’s take on sustainable farming.
UF new host for major plant breeding accelerator program
UF is the new host for a major plant breeding accelerator program. Learn what crops could benefit from the research.
Washington State Wine Commission opens research grant portal
The Washington State Wine Commission has opened its research grant portal. Learn what the commission seeks in research benefiting growers and wineries.
Apples at a turning point: Orchard removal, better varieties required for grower survival
Apple growers recently met in Chicago. Read about the state of the apple industry at the USApple Outlook conference.
USDA, Labor department investigating high farm input costs
The USDA is investigating high farm input costs. Learn what USDA and the Justice Department are doing about high grower costs.