December 1, 2009

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The Next Decade

Featured stories about the next decade appear in this issue.

Research viewpoint

Cherry Institute looks to the future

Embracing change

Field sorting culls

How many is too many?

Should WAC come back?

Produce expert

Market limitations

Extension educators

Dr. Steve Fransen points out that the ladino clover had pink root nodules, indicating that it was fixing nitrogen.

Growing nitrogen on the side

Field sorting could bring a bonus

Past, present, and future

Changes will come faster. Will you keep up?

Apple marketing incentive

Identity crisis

Blast from the past

Wind of change

Allow parasites to control leafhopper

Growers foresee change

Sorting technology

Exotic varieties, new regions

Nursery perspective

Video touts fruit industry jobs

GRAS2P: Not another audit program

Audit harmony

Last Bite – The Land of the Yakamas

Ready for change

Good Point – Jim McFerson

Cold-friendly varieties

Surviving the cold

Australia’s water crisis forces changes

Invite the whole community

Cultivating beneficials

Cover crops and pest control