Category: Marketing

Vegetable Growers News | February 2025

Naturipe Farms’ Earth-first philosophy

Naturipe Farms advances sustainable practices in vegetable farming with regenerative methods, renewable energy and strict food safety.

Vegetable Growers News | February 2025

Farm market email marketing strategies to boost engagement

Email and social media are important in marketing. Read how farm markets can incorporate social media marketing into their marketing efforts.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 31, 2025

Organic Produce Summit registration opens

Registration opens Feb. 4 for this year’s Organic Produce Summit (OPS).

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 29, 2025

American Farm Bureau sets new year’s policies

Farmer and rancher delegates to the American Farm Bureau Federation’s (AFBF) 106th convention on Jan 28 adopted policies to guide the organization’s work in 2025.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 27, 2025

Organic growers may require new markets

When Jeff and Annie Main of Good Humus Farm began farming in Yolo County nearly half a century ago, one of the first challenges they encountered was finding a market for their organic produce.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 20, 2025

NAFDMA schedules webinar on improving farm market sales 

NAFDMA, the International Agritourism Association, is sponsoring a webinar to address how farm marketers can improve farm store sales.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 15, 2025

Home gardening trend surveyed

Americans are spending less time gardening, according to a survey.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 09, 2025

Organic produce sales returning

Organic produce is returning to 2021 volume after yearly declines, according to a report from the Organic Produce Network.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Jan 07, 2025

USDA increases funding for new specialty crop program 

A program designed to enhance the competitiveness of U.S. specialty crops has gotten an infusion of funds, a higher payment cap and an extended application deadline.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 26, 2024

Brussels sprouts nab more acreage as demand grows

The Brussels sprouts that farmers grow today no longer taste bitter, thanks to breeding efforts through the years to produce sweeter varieties.

Vegetable Growers News | December 2024

Michigan Vegetable Council honors industry leaders

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 16, 2024

Edible Garden partnering with James Beard winning chef to highlight produce

Edible Garden, a greenhouse and hydroponic producer, is partnering with a chef to promote fresh produce.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 13, 2024

Blueberry industry to trek to Seattle for 2025 Blueberry Convention

The North American Blueberry Council’s (NABC) 2025 Blueberry Convention is scheduled for Oct. 8-10 in Seattle.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 11, 2024

Specialty crop competitiveness assistance funds available

Applications are being accepted for a federal program providing $2 billion to help U.S. specialty crop growers remain competitive.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 10, 2024

Report: Fresh potatoes top seller in fresh vegetable pound sales

Fresh potatoes rank as the top seller in terms of fresh vegetable volume movement.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 05, 2024

Southeast Regional Fruit & Vegetable Conference early registration ending soon

Early registration is ending soon for the Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Dec 05, 2024

Produce distributors group to meet during New York Produce Show

The Produce Distributors Association (PDA) plans to host its annual meeting during the New York Produce Show (NYPS).

Vegetable Growers News | November 2024

Editor’s letter: Cucumber production methods gain spotlight from farms on TikTok

Cucumber production methods take center stage with Hartung Brothers’ 50th, Great Lakes EXPO insights, and viral TikTok cucumber trends.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 25, 2024

Profitable July-September retail potato sales recorded

Potato retail sales recently experienced a profitable period in July to September volume sales, according to a report.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Nov 22, 2024

Report: Cost of Thanksgiving dinner declines

Cooking a Thanksgiving feast for friends and family will cost less than last year, but will still be more expensive than before the pandemic.

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