Post Archive
U.S.: horticulture program trains inmates for green industry
A specialized gardening program in Utah seeks to train inmates on career possibilities in horticulture.
July 11 , 2013
U.S.: genetic bank looks to future of honey bees
Researchers at Washington State University hope to diversify honey bee populations in the U.S. through a genetic bank.
July 10 , 2013
Mexican mango exporter confident for return to U.S. market
After a Salmonella alert last year, Agrícola Daniella is ready to send its mangoes to the U.S. market again.
July 09 , 2013
Opinion: students speak up on agriculture education
Agriculture student Keron Bascombe expresses frustrations and possibilities for those learning the trade.
July 08 , 2013
Oceania attracts Peruvian passion fruit
Peru's Lambayeque has enjoyed a sharp increase in passion fruit pulp exports.
July 05 , 2013
India implements expansive food subsidy plan
India's new food security bill could provide relief to the poor, but can the nation's infrastructure handle it?
July 05 , 2013
U.S.: Florida takes on pest traceability, management
Invasive species like spotted-wing drosophila have kept Florida researchers and agriculture on their toes.
July 03 , 2013
Spain's Hortyfruta announces departure of managing director
Hortyfruta, an organization that represents hundreds of growers in Spain’s Andalucía region, has undergone major restructuring.
July 01 , 2013
Chile Prunes works to maintain markets with lower volumes
Chilean prune volume will be down by about a third this year, creating a challenge for marketers.
July 01 , 2013
Grape nursery launches air-conditioned greenhouse in Peru
A new modern greenhouse in Peru's Ica region will allow for more timely grape plantations for the country's growers.
June 28 , 2013
