Some crops were wiped out, growers say, so they're counting on agritourism and potential federal and state aid

Some owners predict higher prices for produce as a result of increased wages to attract workers

Correspondent Briana Vannozzi spoke with NJ Spotlight Editor-at-Large Colleen O'Dea about a special report by the NJ Spotlight and NJTV News teams that examines the ...

Cory Booker continues his tour around Iowa during Memorial Day weekend, getting deep in the weeds about farming and other issues affecting rural voters.

The United States Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue is touring farms across New Jersey to find out about the challenges farmers face and what the ...

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 ...

Mayor Anthony Fanucci talks about how creating an enticing business environment has helped to gain national recognition for one of the state's largest, but lesser-known, ...

Farmers Against Hunger, a program of the New Jersey Agricultural Society, coordinates gleanings with about 20 participating farms in the state. The produce goes to ...

A new measure to make guns smarter and safer. It would give firearm manufacturers incentive to make them, and discourage gun rights groups from preventing ...

Standing ovation. The governor gets a strong reaction from a national conservative group. Who’s responsible? Investigators still searching for clues at that devastating gas explosion. ...

NJ Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher says that a good, cold and hearty winter is fine for the farms because it kills off disease and ...

Farmers with businesses in southern New Jersey say the push to buy local and fresh produce has kept their farms viable.

The number of farms in Bergen County has declined in the last decade, but some are finding ways to stay open.