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 Largest Tomato Farm In North America

Largest Tomato Farm In North America

Leamington Ontario: The Tomato Capital Of Canada. This is the Largest Tomato Farm In North America Those tomatoes in your local grocery store, they took a lot of work. Unlike traditional field tomatoes, yields from these regulated greenhouses can be 10 to 20 times greater per square foot... More
March is a Great Time to Plant Herbs in Louisiana

March is a Great Time to Plant Herbs in Louisiana

When you say the word ‘herbs,’ the list of options is extensive. And the diverse flavors you can bring from your backyard to your kitchen is nothing short of thrilling. On this edition of Get It Growing, LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dan Gill explains why March is a great time to plant your herbs.... More
 Watch a special story about native Canadian Maples

Watch a special story about native Canadian Maples

View maples in their beautiful fall colours and learn more about the incentives available for planting Native Canadian Maples.... More
  Biovigilance: A holistic approach to agriculture

Biovigilance: A holistic approach to agriculture

Researchers at the Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Research Centre in Quebec are working with the horticultural industry to develop effective and sustainable control methods against new diseases and pests. Learn more about this new approach to research.... More
 Beekeeping in Canada

Beekeeping in Canada

Arianne Richeson from the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum is joined by Paul Lacelle from the Ontario Beekeepers Association to talk about the upcoming event, Food For Thought Lecture .... More
Florida Citrus Industry Continues Disease-Driven Slide

Florida Citrus Industry Continues Disease-Driven Slide

Citrus greening has been detected in Florida, the first time the devastating plant disease, also known as Huanglongbing or HLB, had been found in the United States.... More
 Thanks to Quebec, Canada is the second largest cranberry producer in the world

Thanks to Quebec, Canada is the second largest cranberry producer in the world

The soil in central Quebec is ideal for growing cranberries. Thanks to entrepreneurs like Martin Lemoyne, president and founder of Fruit d’Or, Canada has become a major supplier of fresh and processed cranberries.... More

USDA-ARS Entomologists “Turn Up The Bass” On Vineyard Pests

USDA-ARS Entomologists “Turn Up The Bass” On Vineyard Pests

Scientists with the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service in central California are using sound to control insects that spread disease in grape vineyards. USDA’s Patrick O’Leary has more.... More
Pumpkins Offer an Extra Crop for Illinois Growers

Pumpkins Offer an Extra Crop for Illinois Growers

Since returning to central Illinois during the farm crisis of the 1980s, John Ackerman has raised various commodities, specialty crops... More
Fruit Industry Teams Up To Introduce New Apple Variety

Fruit Industry Teams Up To Introduce New Apple Variety

Two hundred apple growers and industry representatives have come to a field day in Prosser, Washington, to get a glimpse.... More
Farm Basics - Weed Control In Lawns-Gardens-Shelterbelts

Farm Basics - Weed Control In Lawns-Gardens-Shelterbelts

The Hefty brothers have some ways to keep weeds under control in your yard, garden, and shelterbelts.... More
Expanding Grape and Hops Production

Expanding Grape and Hops Production

With over 100 licensed wineries and 270 commercial vineyards, Iowa’s wine industry has a 420 million dollar impact on the state’s economy. Iowa State University Extension and Outreach strives to help producers be successful.... More
Farmers Losing Crops due to Worker Shortage

Farmers Losing Crops due to Worker Shortage

Without access to an adequate and stable workforce for harvest, farmers like Burr and Rosella Mosby are being forced to leave fresh produce to rot in the fields. The Mosbys say the current guest worker visa program is long overdue for reforms that would create flexibility for workers looking to ... More
Oklahoma Pecan Update

Oklahoma Pecan Update

Becky Carroll examines the state’s pecan crop and has information about the upcoming Fall Pecan Field Day.... More
"Meet You Farmer" Orbaker

"Meet You Farmer" Orbaker's Fruit Farm of Williamson NY Episode 2

In the second episode of "Meet Your Farmer", we meet Orbaker's Fruit Farm of Williamson NY. Orbaker's Fruit Farm is 127 year old family farm that grows apples, sweet and tart cherries and peaches. A packaging house helps Orbaker's... More
Weed Of The Week - Wild Carrot

Weed Of The Week - Wild Carrot

Learn how to get wild carrot under control on and around your farm.... More
Rice Harvest

Rice Harvest

As Texas rice farmers gear up for 2017 harvest, no news from the field means potentially good news at the mill.... More
Ground-Penetrating Radar Could Help Producers Dig Potatoes Early

Ground-Penetrating Radar Could Help Producers Dig Potatoes Early

Ground-penetrating radar might help the potato industry save water, according to Dr. Dirk Hays, Texas A&M AgriLife Research plant geneticist in the soil and crop sciences department at College Station.... More
Weed Of The Week - Bur Cucumber

Weed Of The Week - Bur Cucumber

Learn how to get Bur Cucumber under control on your farm.... More
High Tunnel Value Proven In High Plains’ Vegetable Production

High Tunnel Value Proven In High Plains’ Vegetable Production

High tunnels at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research station near Bushland have made a difference between having a vegetable crop and not having one to go to market this year.... More
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