Meet the stinkbug’s worst nightmare
A wasp no bigger than a flea could be the best tool against brown marmorated stinkbug.
The blue wave
Blueberries have made big gains with consumers, but there are signs growers should be cautious.
Seneca Foods buys Diana Fruit Co.
Seneca Foods Corporation said today that it has purchased Diana Fruit Co. Seneca said the purchases represented "a significant commitment
Corr: We partner to serve growers
Any organization with a need for getting horticultural information to growers should think of us.
Lawyer asks: can the EEOC be an ally of fruit industry?
Brendan Monahan As a prominent Washington grower agrees to pay a fine, its lawyer asks why can't U.S.
Washington State growers donate $750,000 for food safety research
Washington State tree fruit growers have pledged $750,000 over five years in support of a food safety research campaign by
Okanagan seeks USDA approval for non browning GMO “Arctic Fuji”
Canadian grower Okanagan Specialty Fruit is seeking USDA approval for a third non-browning apple, which it calls the Arctic Fuji. This
Innovation and inspiration: 2015 Silver Apple Award
Del Feigal’s talents in the orchard are a valuable resource for other growers.
Cherries and apples fuel demand for U.S. food in China
(TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower photo illustration) Chinese online shoppers love American food, with U.S. cherries and apples among
Readers win GFG prizes
Scott Jacky, left, received a Gator from Kyle Dillon. (O. Casey Corr/Good Fruit Grower) Scott Jacky, manager of