Category: Marketing

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 26, 2024

Organic information toolkit available to retailers

The USDA has a new online retail toolkit of consumer-focused, educational resources to highlight the unique value of the organic label.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 26, 2024

Outstanding MSU ag alumni recognized

Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, CANR, MSU, Michigan State University, recognition

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 26, 2024

Deere benefits new ag leaders

John Deere Foundation, National FFA Organization, FFA, ag tech, technology, next generation, ag youth, ag leaders,

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 25, 2024

Georgia growers continue state vegetable commission

Georgia Vegetable Commission, Georgia Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association, marketing order, bell peppers, cucumbers, squash

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 21, 2024

Michigan carrots growers to vote on future of program

Michigan’s carrot producers will be voting on whether to continue the Carrot Industry Development Program.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 19, 2024

Texas 1015 sweet onion harvest starts

Harvest of Texas 1015 Sweet Onions (TX1015) has started, and the South Texas Onion Committee is kicking off promotional activities.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 19, 2024

Opinion: ‘Food bully’ undermines safe fruits and veggies

The Environmental Working Group — the original “food bully” has released its Dirty Dozen list of fruits and vegetables since 1995.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 19, 2024

Survey: Farmers not to blame for high food prices

A recent survey of U.S. consumers show that most of them aren’t placing the blame for high food prices on farmers, despite a 25% increase in the category from 2019 to 2023.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 18, 2024

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds, Emerald Seed partner

Syngenta Vegetable Seeds and Emerald Seed Co. have an agreement that will provide Syngenta exclusive access to Emerald Seed’s high-quality genetics.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 18, 2024

New Hampshire greenhouse operator prepares for May opening

North Country Growers, hydroponic, greenhouse, protected agriculture, lettuce, leafy greens,

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 12, 2024

Inaugural Agritourism Summit offers immersive experiences

Michigan Agritourism Summit, tourism, MSU Extension, Michigan State University,

Vegetable Growers News | March 2024

Farm Market and Agritourism: Effective pricing methods

Setting the right prices for your produce at farmers markets is a delicate balancing act.

Vegetable Growers News | March 2024

GLEXPO Bus Tour: Where farm marketers exchange ideas

The Great Lakes EXPO Farm Market Bus Tour visited six Grand Rapids, Michigan, area locations featuring a variety of attractions, crops and products.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Mar 05, 2024

Brighter Bites joins effort to end hunger

A webinar will examine innovative partnerships and new approaches to end hunger and advance healthy communities.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 28, 2024

Potato exports’ economic potential detailed in report

National Potato Council, Michigan State University, potatoes, exports, markets

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 28, 2024

Vertical farming operator Oishii raises funds

Oishii CEA, vertical farming, sustainability, strawberries, tomatoes, indoor, greenhouse, controlled environment,

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 20, 2024

Michigan potatoes generate $2.5B within the state

A new report authored by Michigan State University economists found that the potato industry generates $2.5 billion each year to the state’s gross domestic product.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 20, 2024

USDA sees slow growth in vegetable production

U.S. production of vegetables and pulse crops is projected to grow just 4% from 2022 to 2033, according to the USDA’s recently released long-term outlook report.

INDUSTRY NEWS | Feb 09, 2024

MyPlate.gov names Brighter Bites strategic partner

Brighter Bites, MyPlate.gov, USDA, U.S. Department of Agriculture, charitable, food donation, nutrition, hunger relief,

Vegetable Growers News | February 2024

Farm Market & Agritourism: Establish your business as a destination

In digital marketing, we usually create a website first and think about the mobile appearance second. It may be time to reverse that practice.

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