Specialty Crops

One Tennessee grower says deer damage costs his operation $10,000 to $25,000 annually.
Texas Tech researchers found direct foreign subsidies reached nearly $1.4 billion in 2024.
RealAg Radio’s Lyndsey Smith says the latest U.S. action outright bans certain Canadian products—not another tariff—adding more uncertainty to U.S.-Canada trade.
Pearl Carpenter turned a small garden into a growing farm business that brings visitors closer to agriculture.
Growers are managing scab pressure as orchards continue recovering from Hurricane Helene two years later.
Anheuser-Busch works with more than 80 Arkansas rice farmers as part of its U.S. supply chain.
More than a century after Jessica Smith’s ancestor grew grapes, the family is returning to vineyard production.
IFPA says rising costs are putting additional pressure on specialty crop growers.
U.S. forest products add more than $400 billion to the nation’s GDP each year.
USDA says specialty crops could see some of the greatest impacts from the storm.