Category: Pollination

Fruit Growers News | November 2025

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.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Oct 10, 2025

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.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Sep 24, 2025

Michigan Apple Committee hosts virtual orchard tour 

The Michigan Apple Committee hosted a virtual orchard tour. Read what 20,000 grade school students learned about apple growing.

Fruit Growers News | September 2025

Organic Grower: AC Foods’ sustainable organic betterful Blues

Read how AC Foods is reigniting the blueberry category with regenerative organic certified betterful Blues.

Fruit Growers News | August 2025

DeGrandchamp Farms’ high tunnel success

DeGrandchamp Farms is growing blueberries in high tunnels. Read more about the company’s seven seasons of trials.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jun 19, 2025

EFI launches Pollinator Week toolkit

EFI has launched a Pollinator Week toolkit. Learn how the toolkit helps growers with pollination

INDUSTRY NEWS | Aug 26, 2024

Bee product health tech introduced

Terra Vera has launched ApiVera, a new brand focused on improving bee health, a critical factor for fruit growers reliant on pollination.

Fruit Growers News | August 2024

Naturipe Farms’ Earth-first philosophy

Naturipe Farms is a berry pioneer. Read how the grower and marketer has been a force in berry production since 1917.

Fruit Growers News | June 2024

FieldWatch highlights locations of organic crops, bees

An online mapping registry that allows organic growers and beekeepers to alert commercial pesticide applicators and neighbors who farm about sensitive acreage continues to gain interest across the U.S.

Fruit Growers News | June 2024

Native plants give local pollinators a kick-start to the season

Mother Nature awakens her spring with a sense of renewal and fresh beginnings. Farmers are acutely in tune with the change in seasons and approach them with their own levels of intensity. They monitor their crops closely, check the weather obsessively, watch for fresh shoots or flower blossoms to emerge and check the weather again. 

INDUSTRY NEWS | May 23, 2024

Honeybee health expert joins Terra Vera

Ahead of World Bee Day, which was May 20, crop management tech specialist Terra Vera has added a renowned entomologist to its staff.

INDUSTRY NEWS | May 20, 2024

BeeHero releases pollination data

BeeHero has shared findings from its 2022-2024 almond pollination seasons that showcase pollination efficacy.

INDUSTRY NEWS | May 13, 2024

North Carolina alerts public to invasive yellow-legged hornet concerns

The North Carolina Department of Agriculture asked state residents to be on the lookout for the Yellow-legged hornet.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 28, 2024

USDA research develops honeybee antiviral treatment

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Fruit Growers News | March 2024

Q&A: Honeybee health in 2024

In the past 15 years, beekeepers have been losing up to 50% of colonies, and bee professionals have reported higher than expected colony losses during the fall and winter.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 02, 2024

Honeybee health nutrition guide available

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INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 31, 2024

New Kroger supplier rule requires IPM practices

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INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 02, 2023

Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference registration opens

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INDUSTRY NEWS | Sep 25, 2023

Georgia destroys bee predator hornet nest

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Fruit Growers News | September 2023

California’s Murray Family Farms endures challenges

Murray Family Farms, owned by Steve and Vickie Murray, has discovered that growing cherries, berries and other tree fruit in the southern San Joaquin Valley’s desert region is highly challenging.

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