Some owners predict higher prices for produce as a result of increased wages to attract workers
Douglas Fisher
The pandemic forced many farmers to find new ways to reach customers
The State Department of Agriculture says 81 acres of hemp crops have been planted so far this year and another 2 acres in greenhouses.
Federal government has approved NJ’s plan for growing of marijuana’s nonintoxicating cousin
There are over 200 nurseries in Cumberland County, and last week New Jersey legislators received a tour of three of them — all family owned.
Gov. Murphy signed legislation to both fight hunger and reduce food waste in the Garden State.
Three months after a bill was signed to provide subsidies for the horse industry, executives say they’re already seeing a boost.
The state's agricultural convention brings together farmers to learn how to adapt in a changing industry.
Farmers in New Jersey produce more than 100 different kinds of fruits and vegetables that are marketed both here and in countries all over the ...
This year, New Jersey is the third largest producer of peaches nationwide.
At the height of the season, New Jersey farmers will produce about 250,000 crates of them each day.
The wine industry alone had a $323 million impact on the state’s economy in 2016. That's a 39.9 percent increase from 2011.
Horse riders travel from across the globe to compete in the Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event.
It’s lunchtime at Alphabets Preschool Center in Asbury Park.
Murphy will have the most diverse Cabinet in the state’s history. Nine of his 17 Cabinet picks so far are people of color. Eight are ...
New Jersey ranks ninth in the country in agritourism.
Agriculture secretary says New Jersey to become the second highest peach-producing state in the nation.
Kim Guadagno says Phil Murphy is walking back on campaign promises, calling out his plan to raise taxes by more than a billion dollars. Storms, ...
The lab is now one of 18 nationally with this accreditation, allowing for a faster and more efficient response to health threats.
Sheila Oliver's on the Democratic gubernatorial ticket. Can adding diversity energize Democrats to vote? We'll be asked to vote on a library bill. Are the ...