Michele Katsaris

1 week ago | growingproduce.com | Michele Katsaris

Fagerberg Farms, located in Northeastern Colorado, utilizes two techniques for onions: sub-surface drip irrigation and overhead pivots. Throughout the years, they’ve been recognized in the farming industry for their water conservation efforts and sustainable farming practices. To keep the farm running efficiently, Brian King of Fagerberg Farm shares his favorite pieces of equipment that help streamline daily operations. Ecorobotix ARA Sprayer “We purchased two Ecorobotix ARA sprayers.

1 week ago | news.agropages.com | Michele Katsaris |Contributing Authors

By Michele KatsarisFor years, the cost of bringing active ingredients (AIs) to market has risen significantly due to extensive regulatory reviews, safety assessments, and compliance requirements, making it harder for companies to invest in new solutions. As a result, many focus on reformulating existing products rather than developing new ones. Syngenta, for example, is introducing two new molecules this year, pending regulatory approval: PLINAZOLIN® technology and TYMIRIUM® technology.

1 week ago | growingproduce.com | Michele Katsaris

For years, the cost of bringing active ingredients (AIs) to market has risen significantly due to extensive regulatory reviews, safety assessments, and compliance requirements, making it harder for companies to invest in new solutions. As a result, many focus on reformulating existing products rather than developing new ones. Syngenta, for example, is introducing two new molecules this year, pending regulatory approval: PLINAZOLIN® technology and TYMIRIUM® technology.

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Michele Katsaris

As new plant diseases continue to emerge and pose serious threats to vegetable crops, it’s more important than ever for growers to stay vigilant and adapt their disease management strategies. Experts are sharing timely insights into these evolving pathogens and offering proactive solutions to help safeguard yields and protect crop health.

1 month ago | growingproduce.com | Michele Katsaris

New pests invading your vegetable crops? Don’t let them take over — stay ahead with early detection, proactive monitoring, and innovative control solutions. By identifying threats early and using smart pest management strategies, you can protect your fields without resorting to extreme measures. By using a combination of approaches, growers can target new pest challenges while minimizing environmental impact and promoting long-term crop health.