A nighttime temperature of 68 degrees or higher causes heat stress in snap beans, and heat stress can drastically reduce yields.
The Food and Drug Administration’s new traceability rule has officially gone into effect.
Engineered wood fibers are showing promise for replacing peat moss in greenhouse potting media.
The Pennsylvania state horticulture meeting will be held Jan. 31 through Feb. 2 in Hershey, Pa.Â
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The specialty mushroom varieties grown at Ten Mile Mushrooms are a hit with foodies and those looking for meatless alternatives.Â
Crop One Holdings is opening a indoor hydroponic vertical farm in Luzerne County, Pa., which will supply produce for New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Storing leftover pesticides properly over the winter can help avoid potential losses and the resulting need to purchase new supplies in spring.
Upside Foods' voluntary premarket consultation was not an approval process but was an opportunity for the Food and Drug Administration to review the safety of the not-yet-released food made from cultured chicken cells.
Barron Shaw, owner of Shaw Orchards, spent a morning showing the Young Growers Alliance around his farm and giving advice on techniques and strategies that he has found successful.
Orchards are self-infecting when it comes to apple scab and Marssonina. Even if your fruits are clean of apple scab this season, there is still a possibility of leaves being infected.
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