Pioneering AI model “cracks” the secrets of peanut flavor code

Using machine learning and leveraging a multi-disciplinary collaboration, the project could accelerate breeding and cut costs.

May 29 , 2026

Frost damage: Post-harvest tech surges as a solution for fresh produce in the face of climate change

As spring freeze events threaten crops in the Northern Hemisphere, innovations offer a solution to reduce waste and protect revenue.

May 28 , 2026

Cosmic Crisp: An apple by and for Washington growers

The exclusivity cultivation period for the state was extended until 2032, rewarding local producers for their key role in the meteoric trajectory of the bestselling apple. 

May 18 , 2026

Klasmann-Deilmann will showcase its latest future-ready innovations at GreenTech 2026

The company will be in Amsterdam presenting its innovation as the key to future-ready, sustainable cultivation systems.

May 15 , 2026

FAO's new data domain tracks agricultural R&D trends worldwide

The platform builds on a 1981 service and has been returned to FAO thanks to a grant from the Gates Foundation.

May 15 , 2026

Innovative freeze-protection could transform Florida’s passion fruit growing approach

A new system may offer growers more control over harvest timing while reducing the crop’s exposure to damaging winter temperatures.

May 15 , 2026

No soil, no problem: How hydroponics pose a growing alternative in the face of climate change

In an environment marked by volatile rainfall and tighter-than-ever margins, new growing technologies can be a solution for small and medium growers.

May 08 , 2026

Huckleberry Signals is helping the fresh produce supply chain turn scattered data into answers 

New platform connects and organizes data from ERPs, warehouse systems, BI tools, market data, spreadsheets, and institutional knowledge. 

May 07 , 2026

Washington State University compound shows promise against fire blight and Listeria

A tiny but mighty ally could hold the key to protecting apples, the state’s signature crop, as well as aiding in a $4B problem.

April 29 , 2026

EPA approves Soilcea’s CarriCea T1: The first CRISPR-edited rootstock to offer greening tolerance for Florida citrus

The cultivar is giving the industry renewed confidence in the future, said Florida Citrus Mutual Board President Kevin Koppelman. 

April 29 , 2026