Category: Articles

Vegetable Growers News | January 2026

Rolling out a new way to water: Sumisansui irrigation system

Michigan State University trialed a new drip irrigation system. Learn how the system performed and which crops its best suited for.

Vegetable Growers News | January 2026

How D’Arrigo Bros. blends 100-year heritage, high-tech to grow leafy greens across the west

D’Arrigo Bros. grows leafy greens on more than 40,000 acres. Learn how this family farm honors its heritage while building towards its future.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

H-2A wages: market vs. mandate

Ag is paying for a worker pay social program. Read how a previous presidential administration’s policies harmed farms.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

Farm Market & Agritourism: What to do when market fluctuation affects prices

Farm market price swings can give operators headaches. Learn what to do to counter market price fluctuations.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

Meet the 2025 Michigan Master Farmers: Fusilier Family Farms, Sarah Black

The Michigan Vegetable Council Master Farmer and Master Farmer Associate Awards have been handed out. Find out who won.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

Veg Connections: strategies to protect cucurbits from insect-transmitted diseases

Cucurbit pests and disease can be transmitted in many ways. Learn more about combating disease and insect threats.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

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.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2025

Hollabaugh’s Pennsylvania vegetable, farm market success

Pennsylvania tree fruit and vegetable success. Read more about Hollabaugh Bros.’ seven decades of growing and farm market achievements.

Vegetable Growers News | November 2025

Shifting labor landscape: Actions spark optimism for long-term reform

The labor landscape is changing. Read how recent court actions have ignited optimism for long-term reform.

Vegetable Growers News | November 2025

Farm Market & Agritourism: Aligning farm market products with consumer values

Consumer values can be aligned with farm market products. Read how farm market operators can improve their consumer marketing.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Smart strategies for healthier crops

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Rodent attack: How growers can battle rat, squirrel, gopher damage

Rats and other wildlife are damaging orchards and fields. Learn what researchers are doing to control rodent damage.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Improving your farm market performance

Improving farm market performance takes effort. Read some tips on how increasing performance can help improve sales.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Owyhee’s Idaho-Oregon onion, asparagus legacy

Owyhee Produce is a longtime Idaho grower. Read about the third generation grower’s legacy of growing onions and other vegetables.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Hydroponic farming: Great Lakes Growers’ sustainable lettuce growing

Great Lakes Growers grows leafy greens and herbs. Read how the Ohio greenhouse grower works to grow sustainable hydroponics.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Fresh Views: Sustainability helps farming

Environmentally responsible growing practices are important. Read this Fresh Views writer’s take on sustainable farming.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

NCAE sees a light at the end of the tunnel in labor battle

There may be some good news coming on the labor front. Read why NCAE’s Michael Marsh is seeing a light at the end of the tunnel.

Vegetable Growers News | October 2025

Protecting the plate: Why sound science must guide nation’s health policy

The MAHA Commission report is being discussed. Learn what aspects of the report are being greeted with caution by one industry advocate.