Category: crop-production
University of Maryland releases guide on biocontrol for thrips
Learn how biological control agents can manage thrips and mites in high tunnels and greenhouses. Read the full University of Maryland guide today.
Survey: U.S. fertilizer situation messy as low availability, high prices deliver big blow to farmer pockets
Nearly six in 10 farmers report worsening finances, reflecting rising fertilizer and fuel costs during spring planting. See the latest data.
Mesotunnels and muskmelons: optimization of organic row covers
A research-based deep dive into using mesotunnels to optimize row covers in sustainable ag and certified organic systems.
Dicamba is back: What organic growers need to know
Dicamba drift is once again a concern for Midwest fruit and specialty crop growers. Find out how to protect your operation this season.
Feeding the Economy report highlights $10.4T impact of U.S. ag
The 2026 Feeding the Economy report shows how the U.S. food and ag sector drives a $10.4T economy. Explore key report insights now.
Take Organic Grower’s 2026 Labor Survey
OG has launched its 2026 Labor Survey to track workforce trends and challenges. Take the survey and share your farm’s labor experience.
UC-Santa Barbara seeks blueberry growers for pollination study
UC researchers are surveying growers on managed and wild bee use in specialty crops. Take the survey to share your insights.
Ag Labor Review: The changing face of American agriculture
Agriculture’s labor challenges are evolving alongside farm consolidation and tech. Learn why policy solutions remain critical for growers.
Farm bill markup delayed as specialty crop groups push priorities
House farm bill draft includes specialty crop and organic provisions. See how it could affect organic growers.
Ag Wage Reform Coalition urges Congress to make AEWR rule permanent
Farm groups urge Congress to codify the AEWR interim rule and provide wage stability. Learn what permanent reform could mean for growers.
New on-demand webinar explores labor challenges and opportunities for growers
Labor rules for growers are changing fast. Watch our on-demand webinar to learn about H-2A updates, policy trends and labor-saving strategies.
2026 vegetable industry outlook: How labor, technology and trade will shape the year ahead
Vegetable and organic growers tackle labor, automation, climate, and trade in 2026 to meet rising consumer demand for fresh, healthy produce.
Agritourism, organic and tech: 6 key themes from the 2025 Great Lakes EXPO
The specialty crop world held its annual get together in Michigan. Find out what growers, researchers and industry pros saw at the show.
Farm worker labor groups sue Trump administration to reverse H-2A wage cuts
Farmworker advocates are challenging Trump’s H-2A wage cut rule in court. Learn what the lawsuit means for U.S. workers.
Ag Labor Review: H-2A wages — market vs. mandate
H-2A wage rules continue to spark debate over fairness and regulation in ag. Read how growers are impacted and what changes may be ahead.