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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “watermelons”

Watermelon Production Progressing Well Despite Rough Start

Brian German August 2, 2024Fruits & Vegetables, Industry, Melons

Bryan Van Groningen, Vice-President of Crops and Soils at Van Groningen & Sons Incorporated, shared insight into the company’s watermelon production this year. Typically planted in March, the cool, wet …

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Bryan Van Groningenwatermelons

‘Most Stressful and Most Challenging’ Watermelon Season

Brian German September 1, 2023Fruits & Vegetables, Industry, Melons

Watermelon season has been a tough one this year after a late start due to the weather. VP of Crops and Soils at Van Groningen & Sons Incorporated, Bryan Van …

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Bryan Van Groningenwatermelons

‘Pretty Good Season Overall’ for Watermelon Producers

Brian German September 8, 2022Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

After a frustrating 2021, it appears that watermelon producers are having a successful season this year. VP of Crops and Soils at Van Groningen & Sons Incorporated, Bryan Van Groningen …

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Bryan Van Groningenwatermelons

Recent Heatwave Had Mixed Impact on Cucurbit Production

Brian German August 28, 2020Fruits & Vegetables, Industry

The recent heatwave that brought triple-digit temperatures to much of California appears to have had a mixed impact on cucurbit production. Van Groningen and Sons harvests watermelons from June all …

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Grow Your Own Watermelons This Summer

Dan April 11, 2017This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom has some tips on how to grow your very own cool, crisp, summertime treat. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. Sponsored ContentCIR Agriculture Harvester ProductsMarch 1, …

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