Good Point: What can we expect from Congress in 2013?
After the November election, the first question from members of our association, other growers, and allied associations was: “What should
Hort awards and recognition
The following fruit industry members were honored during the Washington State Horticultural Association’s annual meeting in December. Silver Apple George
Good Job
Cherry co-op names new president Oregon Cherry Growers, Inc., a member -owned fruit cooperative, named Timothy Ramsey as its new
Good Point
As a tree fruit grower in Washington state, you are involved in a risky business. Some years the dice roll
Organic trade association seeks input
The Organic Trade Association is holding town-hall forums across the country to gather industry thoughts about the association’s proposal to
Factors affecting profit
Tree density has a highly significant positive effect on yield. Tree density has a highly significant effect on trunk diameter.
Other teaching programs
Washington State has several educational options for students interested in viticulture and enology. A four-year degree is offered at Washington
Classes for Hispanics
Wenatchee Valley College will offer two employee educational programs for the 2012-2013 academic year—level one of its Hispanic Orchard Employee
New director
Soil Scientist Dr. Rich Koenig has been appointed associate dean and director of Washington State University Extension. He was formerly
Good to Know—What growers want in new varieties
Adopting a new scion cultivar is a crucial decision for tree fruit growers, who must consider both horticultural and market