American Society for Horticultural Science

New study is informative for plant breeders working with high-carotenoid or high-vitamin E sweet corn. In the case of carotenoids and tocochromanols in sweet corn, biofortification efforts should be focused on sh2 and su1 endosperm types rather than se1 types. #JASHS https://lnkd.in/gu34YPds

We're thrilled to share that Steve McArtney, Product Development Manager at Valent BioSciences, received the American Society for Horticultural Science’s (ASHS) Outstanding Industry Scientist Award at this year's ASHS meeting in Honolulu, HI. This award honors more than a decade of Steve's invaluable contributions to horticultural science. Steve’s expertise has been instrumental in developing many pioneering products and his commitment to mentoring colleagues in the product development process has strengthened our team's capabilities to develop sustainable solutions for agriculture. Please join us in congratulating Steve on this well-deserved recognition! #ValentBioSciences #agricultureinnovation #sustainableagriculture #horticulture #leadership #sustainability #agribusiness #agtech

Introducing 'Tainung No.9 HongJin'-Taiwan's first yellow-fleshed, low-chill peach cultivar! Ideal for subtropical climates, this new fresh-market peach offers juicy sweetness with a unique twist. #HortScience https://lnkd.in/eJAsVGSz

Tree spacing and branch architecture are critical for the productivity of high-density orchards. Training branches based on the shortened branch configuration can increase the fruit weight and fresh and dry weights of leaf and leaf Ca. #JASHS https://lnkd.in/e3ACYT6X

In September 2024, three grad students among scientists from WSU-TFREC had the privilege of attending the annual American Society for Horticultural Science conference in Honolulu, Hawaii. Congratulations to Manoella Mendoza, Thiago Campbell and Sadat Amankona for sharing their research findings and engaging with the broader scientific community. Their contributions reflect the dedication and excellence of WSU-TFREC in advancing horticultural science (in tree fruit). Well done guys! ??

Every year, agricultural researchers learn more about what does and doesn’t work in food production. We took a look at four recently published studies. Here are some of the most intriguing research breakthroughs in vegetable farming. https://lnkd.in/ei9fQybg #agriculture #vegetables #research #breakthroughs #innovation #solutions #cropprotection #weedcontrol #plasticulture #growingproduce Frontiers American Society for Horticultural Science

ASHS HortLegend Bill Lamont has been a member of ASHS since 1975. His advice is to have a passion for what you do, even if it is not always easy to find it, and make sure to have fun! https://lnkd.in/exzEvgGR

ASHS Career Center Post-Doctoral Research Associate Soil Science, UNL https://ow.ly/NNmU50U9b2k MS and PhD Assistantships in Soil Nutrient Management, SDSU https://ow.ly/tZEo50U9b2e Dean, Agriculture and Natural Resources, UMD https://ow.ly/O2OQ50U9b2g More jobs https://lnkd.in/g8sdDiK

ASHS 125 for 125 Campaign These funds go directly to supporting student travel grants and educational programs that promote horticulture on a global scale. Help strengthen the future of horticultural science! Join the 125 Club today! https://lnkd.in/epgVD2nE

University of Florida's "Freeze-Dried Muscadine Grape: a New Product for Health-Conscious Consumers and the Food Industry" leaflet was awarded an 2024 Extension Division Education Materials Award. https://lnkd.in/ec3ZybjE Submit an entry for 2025 by January 31 - https://lnkd.in/dsZTKs6