Category: 50th Anniversary

EFI launches Pollinator Week toolkit

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

TIPA voices concerns about tomato agreement termination

Termination of the Tomato Suspension Agreement could bring market chaos. Learn more about what TIPA thinks about the end of the U.S.-Mexican tomato deal.

Tomato growers applaud tomato suspension agreement termination

U.S. growers are celebrating the end of the tomato suspension agreement with Mexico. Read how this shift supports American farming.

Titan Farms expands into organics

Titan Farms and Watsonia Farms have joined forces to bring organic peaches to market. Learn more about their partnership and future plans.

Veg Connections: Thrips Management in Peppers and IPM Strategies for Sustainable Yield

Thrips can be a persistent problem in pepper production. Read what researchers are doing to control thrips damage.

Underserved market helps Chef’s Garden survive

Buurma Farms survives a century of change

Cornell develops peach-sized strawberry

Food safety concerns have roots in ag production

Food safety, labor complicate vegetable growing at Uesugi Farms

Irrigation evolves from cumbersome sprinkler applications

Vegetable farm follows in patriarch’s footsteps

Retiring manager mulls growth of Illinois industry

Pesticides now under more scrutiny

Diversification preserves Karnemaat Farms

Ag engineer Dale Marshall played key role in developing harvest equipment

Technology, consolidation have transformed the vegetable industry

History leaves trail of progress in controlled ag environments

Farming memories: Barb Radewald worked in Michigan vegetable industry for decades

Farm labor harder to find than it was 50 years ago