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Specialty Crop Grower Magazine: Farm Bill Lurches Forward
By Frank Giles It has been a long process to get a new farm bill in place since the 2018…

Site Selection, Soil Testing Key to Vineyard Success
By Clint Thompson Site selection and soil testing are helpful in ensuring long-term success for potential grape producers. Sarah Lowder,…

Florida Tomato Leader: ITC Decision A Victory for Fair Competition, Rule of Law
MAITLAND, Fla. — The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) recently affirmed that dumped imports of fresh tomatoes from Mexico are…

Sneak Peek: July 2026 Specialty Crop Grower Magazine
In this month’s sneak peek, the July issue of Specialty Crop Grower Magazine highlights artificial intelligence and its progress in…

‘Little Tweaks’ Needed to Make Good Farm Bill Better
By Clint Thompson The draft text for the Senate’s version of the farm bill was well received by specialty crop…

Georgia Peach Harvests at ‘Normal Pace’
By Clint Thompson Georgia peach harvests are moving at a normal pace following a sluggish start to the season. “I…
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Dry Conditions Provide Silver Lining for Vidalia Onion Season
By Clint Thompson While the prolonged drought that impacted the Southeast this year reduced yields in some areas, the dry…

UF/IFAS Extension Agent Recaps North Florida Watermelon Season
By Clint Thompson Watermelon harvests have come and gone for North Florida producers in the Suwannee Valley Region. A challenging…

Sweet Grown Alabama Hosts Farmers Market in Conjunction with Tomato Sandwich Lunch
Sweet Grown Alabama hosted a pop-up farmers market on Wednesday, June 24, in conjunction with the Alabama Department of Agriculture…

Despite Drought Relief, Irrigation Remains Critical for Cold-Hardy Citrus
Increased rainfall across the cold-hardy citrus region is a sight for sore eyes. Still, citrus growers in South Georgia, North…

San Jose Scale’s Minimal Impact in Peaches
By Clint Thompson San Jose Scale’s impact in Georgia peaches this year has been noticeably not as bad compared to…

New Grape Growers Symposium Appeals to Many
By Clint Thompson Despite a recent drop in the number of growers, interest in grape production still remains in the…
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