Category: Fruits
Northern California grape, olive field day scheduled
A northern California grape and olive field day is planned. Learn what topics grape and olive growers can learn about from UCCE.
EFI launches Pollinator Week toolkit
EFI has launched a Pollinator Week toolkit. Learn how the toolkit helps growers with pollination
Five state coalition demands USDA AEWR transparency
A coalition of five produce groups seeks transparency on AEWR rates. Learn which groups are pressing USDA to release wage rate rule details.
UPDATED: Report: Apple holdings continue falling
U.S. national apple April storage continues to decrease. Read more about the report findings and storage trends.
Growers appointed to Farm Service agencies
The USDA has named Farm Service Agency directors. Read more about the growers named to head Alaska and Pennsylvania FSAs.
Michigan Viticulture Field Day scheduled
The yearly Michigan Viticulture Field Day is approaching. Learn about the planned winegrape and wine processing sessions.
Washington Red Raspberry Commission launches frozen raspberry campaign
The Washington Red Raspberry Commission has launched a new national campaign. Learn how it will drive the story of frozen red raspberries.
Sundale Vineyards moves from winegrapes to table grapes
Making grape strides: Read how Sundale Vineyards moved from winegrapes to table grapes.
Blueberry industry considers assessment hike
The blueberry industry is debating increasing U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council assessments. Learn how higher fees could fortify marketing.
Apple woes: Trade wars, costs jeopardize apple growers
Trouble in the orchard. Read how costs and tariffs are harming apple growers.
Federal court strikes down tariffs, finds Trump exceeded authority
A federal court struck down tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on U.S. trading partners. Learn more about what could happen next.
UGA trials examine watermelon variety performance
UGA trials are examining watermelon variety performance. Read how breeders are producing better watermelon varieties.
Sym-Agro introduces KitoGard for nematode and root disease control
Sym-Agro KitoGard nematicide helps fruit and nut growers control nematodes and boost root health. Learn more about the new solution
AgTech firm innov8.ag buys ag labor tracking firm
AgTech company innov8.ag has acquired 2nd Sight Bioscience. Learn how the move will help specialty crop growers improve labor efficiencies.
Tariff pause ag impact still murky
Markets rise after tariff pause eases tension, but the impact on specialty ag remains uncertain. Get more details on the trade shifts now.
U.S. apple storage declines in May
U.S. apple storage dropped 5% from last year despite still topping the 5-year average. Discover which varieties lead and read the full report now.
Non-fresh market fruit topic of Georgia study
GFVGA and UGA are exploring new uses for surplus fruit through processing innovation. Help shape the future by taking the grower survey today.
40 Under Forty Awards nominations now open
Recognize rising stars in the fruit and vegetable industry. Submit a 40 Under Forty Award nomination by June 6 and spotlight future leaders.
Texas International Produce Association applauds Mexico water agreement
The TIPA is celebrating the new U.S.-Mexico water agreement. Learn how it supports fair trade and U.S. growers after years of imbalance.
Good Humus Produce’s community mindset
Good Humus Produce grows organic produce in Northern California. Read more about Good Humus’ community mindset.