Good Point: A troubling case
The enforcers of federal law are apparently trying to send a stern message: as a produce farmer,if you send adulterated food to market, you may be charged with a crime.
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Porter says new varieties open doors for growers, but farmers who know their costs are most likely to
First Bite: A new, digital chapter
O. Casey Corr Welcome to the Good Fruit Grower issue themed on technology. On that topic, I’d like
First Bite: Doing flip-flops
As the incoming managing editor of Good Fruit Grower, each day I walk past a framed copy of the magazine’s
Growers looking for more air cargo capacity at Sea-Tac
Ground crews load cherries for shipment from Sea-Tac.Photo courtesy of Port of Seattle The Port of Seattle, a
Sen. Patty Murray predicts June action on immigration reform legislation
Sean Gilbert of Gilbert Orchards, right, speaks to Sen. Patty Murray, left, as Mike Gempler of the Washington Growers
WATCH: Feds hold “Listening Session” on new food safety regulations
FDA Deputy Commissioner Michael Taylor talks with Clinton Wissel, farmer and president of the Idaho Onion Growers Association, during
Magazine has new managing editor
Casey Corr Casey Corr has joined the Good Fruit Grower staff as managing editor. He succeeds Jim Black,
Growers League joins immigration-reform coalition
Immigration reform is the number-one issue for farm groups across the country, says Mike Gempler, executive director of the