MyLand Co. LLC announced the hiring of Shelley Baugh as senior director of marketing. Baugh will be responsible for leading all marketing initiatives, communications and public relations for the organization. Based in Phoenix, she will work directly with CEO Peter Williams to showcase the company’s regenerative agriculture system.

Farmstead, an online grocer offering fresh, high-quality groceries, delivered for free, announced that its service is now live in Miami and surrounding areas.

Thousands of south Florida shoppers have already signed up for the service, which started delivering this week to addresses throughout Miami-Dade county, and to destinations as far north as Boynton Beach and as far south as Key Largo. New customers can open an account at https://www.farmsteadapp.com. There are no subscription or other fees required.

Four Seasons Produce held a display contest for its retail partners in conjunction with Generation Farms during the month of May to promote Vidalia onions.

With a call to help “sweeten your profits” with the popular Vidalia sweet onions, Four Seasons encouraged its independent retailer, natural food store and food co-op customers to construct displays in high-traffic areas and cross-promote them with complementary items, such as corn, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini or any other grilling vegetable.

Two well-known global agriculture businesses, Dayka & Hackett LLC in Reedley, CA, and Agrícola Don Ricardo in Ica, Peru, have signed agreements to sell majority ownership to newly formed produce company Frutura. David Krause, Frutura’s founding CEO, most recently spent two decades as president of The Wonderful Company’s citrus operation.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of two growers in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, a case centered around Cedar Point Nursery and Fowler Packing Co., who objected when United Farm Workers union organizers demanded access to their property under a California regulation.

Two big-flavor ranch salad kits are shaking up what is already one of the industry’s top chopped salad kit lines. Dole Food Co. is expanding its Dole Chopped! Salad Kits with two new SKUs that leverage the No. 1 consumer preference for ranch dressing.