As we quickly move through February, it is time to focus on landscape preparations for a successful spring green-up ...

Garlic can be prone to bacterial and fungal diseases, and it’s important that farmers are proactive in preventing infection ...

Farmers and landowners are contending with a new pest — the invasive hybrid fire ant that’s marching into fields and pastures ...

Frequent flooding and extreme heat are eroding the quality of soil on farms everywhere. Nutrient-rich topsoil washes away during intense rainstorms, while heat waves dry out the land, leaving you with ...

While local farmers love the sunshine and warm weather, the early warm weather has caused them to rethink their crop growing schedules.

As South Florida welcomes a warmer and drier February, local farmers are closely monitoring conditions to ensure a successful ...

Growers install netting primarily to protect fruit, but the move also saves a lot of water. Hannes Laubscher of United Exports estimated the savings at 15 percent. It allows them to cut back on ...

January’s light snow was the first appreciable amount of snowfall we have received this winter. The water equivalent was 0.04 ...

Gro Alert from W. Garrett Owen of The Ohio State University covers best practices for maximizing propagation success of ...

Knollwood was offered for sale by Invited Clubs because it didn't fit its long-term profile of operating clubs in warmer golf ...

The Colorado Nordic ski teams kicked off flip-flops to put on ski gear. Some team members donned jeans and tank tops to participate in the Raoul Wille Memorial Junior National Qualifier races in Aspen ...

"For May, the entire region will experience above-normal temperatures and rainfall," The Old Farmer's Almanac says. "Much of ...