University researchers, some of whom previously focused on ornamental crops, are turning their attention to food crops as more growers…
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“Knowledge builds on itself so that the pace of discovery is faster when knowledge is freely available.” USDA-ERS, Nov. 10,…
Originally published in Issue 4 With continuing concerns about water availability, safety and regulations, more growers are looking at water…
Globally acclaimed teacher, Stephen Ritz, author of “The Power of a Plant” shows how in one of the nation’s poorest…
This month I had the pleasure of attending the 2017 North Central Extension & Research Activity (NCERA-101) annual meeting. It was…
By Lee Frankel and the Coalition for Sustainable Organics “Conflicted” is the most common sentiment of National Organic Standards Board members…
Do you have grower staff who are irrigating and fertilizing greenhouse crops, but have not had formal training in horticulture?…
Even as Urban Ag News’ method of delivering information on the controlled environment agriculture industry changes, it will continue to…
By Brian Filipowich, Director of Public Policy at The Aquaponics Association About every five years the Federal Government passes a massive, far-reaching…
Originally published in Issue 4 Regardless of whether growers refer to using an integrated pest management (iPM) or integrated pest…
Urban Ag News recently visited Golden Fresh Farms in Ohio. Golden Fresh Farms, a subsidiary of Red Sun Farms, has completed…
Aquaponic Systems Utilize the Soil Food Web to Grow Healthy Crops Download their fact sheet, click here.
Published by the Dallas Morning News You want fresh? Dallas’ Central Market is growing salad behind the store By Maria…
Indoor Ag-Con – the indoor agriculture industry’s premier conference – will be returning to Las Vegas for the fifth year…