Carol Miller
Editor at Growing Produce
Editor at American Vegetable Grower
Editor of Today's Garden Center
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1 month ago |
growingproduce.com | Carol Miller
I listened to a TED Talk, featuring Nobel Prize winner Geoffry Hinton, who is one of the originators of Artificial Intelligence (AI). He mentioned ways AI can be used beyond what we already know today. That includes how AI helps us understand complex systems, such as our own biology and making medical decisions more accurate. During his talk, he mentioned how agriculture and crops themselves can be improved using AI.
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1 month ago |
growingproduce.com | Carol Miller
American Vegetable Grower® needs your help to assess how the vegetable industry performed during the past season. It was a year full of surprises, and we’re all eager to learn where how the season ultimately performed. Each year, we check on everything from production to labor through our State of the Vegetable Industry Survey. We then share the results with you so you can make more informed choices going forward. And your information guides our team.
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1 month ago |
growingproduce.com | Carol Miller
The first time you drive past Fagerberg Produce’s onions fields in Eaton, CO, you might feel disoriented. It’s a subtle thing. You may miss why it feels different. Then you see it. Or rather, you don’t see them. Not a weed to be seen, field after field. Several factors play into the farm being able to stay on top of weed infestations, says Brian King, Fagerberg Produce Farm Manager.
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2 months ago |
growingproduce.com | Carol Miller
The BioSolutions Conference and Expo is celebrating its 10th year in 2025. This milestone event held in Fresno, CA, offers the latest insights into biological products, sustainable farming, regenerative agriculture, and emerging technologies providing practical strategies for growers to implement directly on their farms. The agenda is packed with numerous learning and networking opportunities. One of those opportunities is the pre-conference farm tour.
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2 months ago |
growingproduce.com | Carol Miller
Editor’s note: Most interviewed for this article preferred to keep their identity private for fear of future reprisals. Ag associations and universities across the country are scrambling to keep up with the depth of President Trump’s administrations freezes and cuts to funding. Even approved grants for both research and infrastructure are suddenly inaccessible. One association has reported their log in to an approved grant account stopped working.
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