1. Todd-Versations Broadcast Unites Three Divergent Opinions About Pesticides And Food

In a groundbreaking podcast that premieres today, Todd-versations brings together a public health expert, a pesticide industry representative, and an environmental activist to discuss food, fear, and facts.  Read More

2. Doug Johnson Joins PennRose Farms as SVP of Sales 

Doug Johnson has joined PennRose Farms as senior vice president of sales. With a successful track record in various aspects of the business, Johnson brings a wealth of experience to the PennRose Farms team. His expertise lies not only in mentoring and developing sales professionals but in building strong and meaningful customer relationships that extend throughout the entire customer base.  Read More

3. Is the Organic Sector Finally Recovering? 

Last year was particularly complicated for organic strawberries, but it seems that all the parameters are now in place for a successful campaign. “We started the season on March 20, and we still have three weeks left to harvest. The weather has been on our side this year, with no heatwave that would affect plants or quality like last year. Throughout the campaign, we have therefore managed to maintain good strawberry quality,” explains Vanessa Bersuat, sales manager at Biogaronne.  Read More

4. Rodale Institute Applauds USDA Investments in Organic Farmers 

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) is expanding opportunities for organic farmers, a welcome investment, according to the Rodale Institute. USDA announced the expanded opportunities a few weeks ago.  Read More

5. Organic Almond Grower's Unique Perspective on Weeds

No matter where you farm, weeds will find you. And with the growing problem of herbicide resistance, more produce growers are looking for different ways to manage weeds. One such farm operation that has found success in its approach is Burroughs Family Orchards.  Read More