June 2023 Issue

Story by Kate Prengaman

Apples made in Maryland

“Shoestring” breeding effort at the University of Maryland patents two new cultivars that are suited for warmer climes and may lower labor costs.

“Shoestring” breeding effort at the University of Maryland patents two new cultivars that are suited for warmer climes and may lower labor costs.

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June 28, 2023

Apples, Varieties, Kate Prengaman, Breeding

Kate Prengaman

Kate Prengaman is the editor for Good Fruit Grower and also writes articles for the print magazine and website. Contact her at 509-853-3518 or at kate@goodfruit.com

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