December 2016 Issue

Story by Peter Mitham

B.C. pest management strategies build on deep roots

Traps throughout Fred Steele’s orchard in Kelowna are the first line of defense against a horde of new pests that growers in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley face.

Traps throughout Fred Steele’s orchard in Kelowna are the first line of defense against a horde of new pests that growers in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley face.

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December 29, 2016

Apples, Pest Management, Legal & Regulatory, Insects and mites, Pesticides, Peter Mitham

Peter Mitham

Peter Mitham has been a regular contributor to Good Fruit Grower since 1999. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, he reports on developments and issues in the B.C. and broader Canadian tree fruit industry.

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