Good point
This spring, the Social Security Administration reinstituted its annual reality check for employers, “SSN No-Match letters,” after a three-year hiatus.
Florida growers diversify with peaches
Florida is known for several things, such as citrus production, Walt Disney World, and alligators, but less well known is
Good Stuff
New spraying book Dr. Andrew Landers’ new book Effective Vineyard Spraying is now available for purchase from Cornell University. Landers,
Last Bite – Bing is still king
The Bing cherry was named for Seth Lewelling's Chinese foreman. NORTHWEST CHERRY GROWERS Bing has been king of fresh market
Fungicide tools and resistance management guidelines
As of spring 2011, growers in eastern Washington have several new fungicides at their disposal for managing powdery mildew. For
Cherries in China
Cherries as far as the eye can see, and in a hodgepodge puzzle of different growing practices and varieties is
DriftWatch shows sensitive crops
These pushpin-like balloons identify sites that are sensitive to ill effects from spray drift. Growers register the sites so neighbors
Keeping cherry growing profitable
Du Chen, a visiting doctoral student at Washington State University in Prosser, tests a cherry with a digital force gauge.
Grape growers worry about herbicide drift
This 50-acre Creekbend Vineyard planting is surrounded on three sides by field crops. It's registered on the Pesticide Sensitive Crops
Good Point – Save “Lassie”
In late March, Elizabeth Taylor died at age 79 after a long career in front of wedding cakes and movie