crop management
Census collecting specialty crop data through April
The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will collect data for the 2024 Census of Horticultural Specialties through April 18. C... READ MORE »
Rovensa Next names new head of North America
Rovensa Next, the biosolutions business unit of Rovensa Group, has named agriculture industry veteran Chuck Broughton as its new head of North America... READ MORE »
New option for controlling root-knot nematodes
Root-knot nematodes are one of the major pathogens in agricultural production. These nematodes infect the roots of plants, causing root tissue swellin... READ MORE »
Startup piloting agriculture toward a less toxic future
Matias Figliozzi’s goal is simple, really. The CEO and co-founder of startup agritech company Unibaio wants to change the way the agriculture world ... READ MORE »
PotatoEurope conference to focus on integrated crop management
PotatoEurope 2025, set for Sept. 3-4, will include a newly announced international conference focused on integrated crop management. “Integrated ... READ MORE »
Crop nutrition company names new CEO
Crop nutrition and wastewater treatment provider Ostara has named Tom Snipes, an industry technology veteran, as its new CEO. Snipes most recently ... READ MORE »
Michigan proposes permit process to track late blight pathogen
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) is proposing a permit process to track the handling of the pathogen responsible f... READ MORE »
New Nutrien product aims to maximize nitrogen availability, efficiency
Nutrien Ag Solutions is launching a three-pronged solution aimed at optimizing nitrogen availability and management. According to a news release, N... READ MORE »
Vive Crop Protection bolsters commercial sales team
Vive Crop Protection has added four professionals to its commercial team, covering territory from the Northeast to the Midwest. Art Graves is the c... READ MORE »
Deadline nears to submit specialty crop assistance applications
The deadline to apply for a federal program providing $2 billion to help keep U.S. specialty crops competitive is next week. Eligible producers mus... READ MORE »
