A Chilean field study found that conventionally managed lettuce farms sprayed seven to nine times per cycle supported fewer ...
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Are vertical farms really the answer? A new study reveals their surprisingly large footprint
Space-saving, low-input, pest-free: vertical farming is often regarded as a solution to many of conventional agriculture’s woes. But the findings of a new study draw a question mark over its prospects ...
Aphids attacking lettuce fields in England are showing surprising regional patterns that could complicate efforts to protect one of the country's most important salad crops, new research has revealed.
Lettuce planting at Desert Premium Farm in Yuma, Arizona. Farmers expect to plant full allocation of lettuce in the Yuma area this winter. (Agri-Pulse photo/Todd Fitchette) Arizona farmers are betting ...
Click to open image viewer. Braceros pile up boxes of Cookie Head Lettuce, which are folded on a truck, to fill them with lettuce in a field in the Salinas Valley, California. IIIF provides ...
America’s lettuce growers are tearing up healthy crops as consumer demand collapses under the weight of a nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak, even on farms with no connection to the tainted product. A ...
One of the most modern facilities for the weather-independent cultivation of hydroponic lettuce has been built in Papenburg-Aschendorf to strengthen supply security for the German retail market. The ...
Aphids attacking lettuce fields in England are displaying regional patterns that could influence pest management strategies for one of the country's major salad crops. The currant-lettuce aphid, ...
Click to open image viewer. A man stands on a truck and assembles boxes of Cookie Head Lettuce and gives them to the braceros who fill lettuce in them in the Salinas Valley, California. IIIF provides ...
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