Wine production is deeply intertwined with climate, and as global temperatures shift, understanding how grapevines (more…)

Earl Ray and his family, of Conestoga Nursery in Lancaster County, PA, have been in growing perennials, shrubs and (more…)

The same way humans need vegetables to survive, growers need bees for their operations to thrive. In light of that, (more…)

Since its arrival in 2008, spotted wing Drosophila (SWD) has spread and wreaked havoc on soft fruit. To provide (more…)

“Don’t let yourself be boxed in,” Brooke White of Don’s Dairy Supply closed her session at the 2025 Ag Solutions (more…)

The dictionary definition of fate is “the development of events beyond a person’s control, regarded as determined (more…)

Growers and landscapers are concerned about boxwood blight and are determined to prevent its spread. (more…)

There’s a reason Kari Peter, Ph.D., associate research professor of tree fruit pathology at Penn State, speaks quickly (more…)

Flowers make people happy, and that’s one reason Dave Delbo enjoys growing and selling fresh flowers throughout (more…)

As young children, we learn plants need water. As we grow older and more experienced as growers, we learn (more…)

Griffin Greenhouse Supplies and Tom Marting, the director of sustainable solutions at the HC Companies, recently (more…)

Antimicrobial resistance is one of the major concerns in human and veterinary medicine today. A variety of (more…)

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Last week, a couple farmers were sharing their feelings about spraying (more…)