American Vegetable Grower

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Computing Nitrogen Credits: Make The Most From Soil Data

1 week ago | growingproduce.com | David Eddy

A lot of growers were undoubtedly nodding as they listened to Dani Gelardi introduce the conclusion of the Washington State Department of Agriculture’s “Making Soil Data Actionable” webinar series. Gelardi, the Senior Soil Scientist and Climate Coordinator for WSDA, hit the nail on the head. “We love soil data, and we also know that it can be confusing,” she said.
Longtime Florida Ag Influencers Go Back to the Future With New Citrus Endeavor

2 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Paul Rusnak

The Mixon Family is well-known in Florida agriculture circles. They achieved success and earned recognition growing blueberries under the SunnyRidge Farm Inc. banner. The Central Florida-based operation was acquired by Dole in 2011. Mixon brothers — Jerry and Keith — now are looking to make a return to their citrus roots. They recently announced the hiring of Ed Leotti, former COO of Tamiami Citrus LLC, as VP of Production to lead their expansion into growing citrus under protective screen (CUPS).
Why We Need Public Research in Agriculture

2 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Carol Miller

Since the Department of of Government Efficiency (DOGE) began maneuvering government funds in an effort to find waste, I’ve been worried for our land grant universities. No one can look at the way things used to be and honestly argue that government bureaucracy was without flaws. In some cases, layers upon layers of regulations had long outstripped their purpose and had become an unfair burden to farmers.
John C Palumbo, Renowned Entomologist and American Vegetable Grower Columnist, Passes

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Carol Miller

One of the top entomologist for vegetable crops in the U.S., Dr. John C. Palumbo, has passed after battling cancer. He was a beloved and trusted fixture in the cool crop centers of Yuma, AZ, and the Central Coast. He was 66. Most of his career centered around the Yuma desert growing region, the University of Arizona’s research station there, and issues challenging area vegetable growers.
A Matter of National Security? Why Ag Should Get Careful Consideration

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | David Eddy

In uncertain times such as these, it’s comforting to know our country is a fruit and vegetable production powerhouse. But it makes the news that one key production region is struggling all the more troubling.
Will 2025 Be Another Record-Warm Year? Chances Are ...

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Paul Rusnak

It’s been hot. In fact, it has been really hot across the entire globe. The last two years were Earth’s warmest on record, according to NOAA. How is 2025 shaping up in comparison? We’re more than a third through the year. So, let’s see where we stand when it comes to temperature trends. The latest report from NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information says last month was the second-warmest April on record. The “record” spans 175 years (1850-2025).
Spotlight on Citrus: Hope Grows in Revitalizing Florida’s Signature Crop

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Paul Rusnak

Being a Florida citrus grower in today’s world is not for the faint of heart. Challenges have been unrelenting in recent years. So, when something positive occurs, the industry galvanizes to speak up and take action. There are two recent developments to give Florida citrus growers something to feel good about. The first is the latest crop estimate from USDA. The other is proposed legislation in the Florida Senate to help save the industry.
Integrated Pest Management Solutions for Strawberries Grown Under Cover

3 weeks ago | growingproduce.com | Mike Zawacki

Cornell University researchers focused on biopesticides and controlled environment agriculture (CEA) in berry production, specifically strawberries, during one of the school’s recent Fruit Webinars.
Reasons Fruit Growers Should Invest in Soil Moisture Sensors

1 month ago | growingproduce.com | Thomas Skernivitz

Kim Delay can think of at least two good reasons why tree fruit growers in Washington state should invest in soil moisture sensors: 1) every block, let alone farm, has its own soil profile, and 2) every year presents unique weather challenges. He has learned as much the last 20 years while serving as the Manager of CPC International Apple Co.’s operations in Royal City, WA.
Fagerberg Farms' Favorite Tools of the Trade

1 month 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.