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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.
US export market to receive $8.4 million boost
USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service will distribute over $8.4 million to expand export markets. Learn where the funding will be allocated.
Who owns organic farmland? Small family farmers hold the largest share
The majority of U.S. organic acres are farmer owned and operated. Find out the breakdown of rented land vs. owner-farmed from USDA-ERS data.
AI harvesting tool launched for CEA pepper growers
Source.ag says its model cuts forecast errors by 50%, giving growers, labor managers and sales teams a reliable weekly picture of what’s coming on.
MSU case study: How a certified organic vegetable farm integrated native plants
Learn how the project demonstrates the potential for integrating native plants into existing organic vegetable farms.
Wisconsin seeks nominations for Organic Advisory Council seats by April 15
The Wisconsin Organic Advisory Council (OAC) is accepting nominations through tax day. Find out more and nominate a farmer.
OPN: Organic produce shows steady growth, tops $10B in sales
Organic produce sales grew significantly faster than conventional. Download the full report to see where opportunities lie.
Ventura County among fastest-warming U.S. regions, UC ANR scientists warn farmers
Ventura County is among the fastest-warming U.S. regions, impacting local crops. UC scientists offer farmers tools and guidance to adapt.
Farm groups press Trump administration for more grower support amid rising costs
U.S. farm groups are calling on the Trump administration for support as rising costs and global issues strain growers. Get the details now.
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.
Rodale Institute CEO connects regenerative organic ag to healthy communities
Rodale Institute CEO Jeff Tkach explains how regenerative organic farming affects human health. Read his new book for practical insights.
National Ag Day promotes awareness of industry impact, contributions
Producers, agricultural associations, corporations, universities, government agencies and others are celebrating National Ag Day on March 24. Learn more.
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.
California growers face export challenges amid global conflict
California specialty growers face market disruptions and rising shipping costs. Learn how global tensions are affecting exports.