Peter Quiring, founder and president of NatureFreshFarms, Leamington, Ontario has spent 20 years

Thanks to NatureFresh Farms and breeder Eminent Seeds, this is the debut year for the world’s smallest tomato: the Tomberry. Isaac Braun, greenhouse grower responsible for 60 acres of peppers and tomatoes in Leamington, Ontario, shares the path to innovation.

Late blight has been confirmed in a potato field near Alliston, Ontario, just days after the US23 strain was identified in Michigan state. Crop protection fungicides are recommended.

Delegate insecticide label has been expanded for suppression of new pests on stone fruit and tree nuts in Canada.

On August 1, BASF closed the acquisition of a range of businesses and assets from Bayer. Scott Hodgins, crops manager, horticulture BASF Canada, shares the highlights.

Cleanfarms is a non-profit environmental organization that offers a wide range of recycling progr

Some good things are growing deep in Essex County's agricultural belt, namely sweet Athena cantal

Canada’s sweet cherry harvest will soon be starting in British Columbia and Ontario.

The Pest Management Regulatory Agency plans to eliminate the use of mancozeb and metiram fungicides. Charles Stevens, an apple and blueberry grower, explains the consequences for horticulture and why grower organizations are opposed.

The Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) recently announced the approval of a minor use label expansion registration for Diplomat 5SC fungicide for control or suppression of various diseases on greenhouse and field grown fruits and vegetables in Canada.