Day 2 Washington hort show, afternoon summary
The afternoon session “Leverage Technology to Increase Your Bottom-line” was a techie’s dream, as speakers addressed data security, weather statistics,
73rd Annual Cherry Institute opens on Jan. 15 in Yakima
The 73rd annual Cherry Institute begins January 15 at the Yakima Convention Center with an update on the Cherry Breeding
Corr: Watch for the 2015 Grower of the Year in our December issue
We’re pretty excited about the December issue we are preparing right now, especially coverage of the 2015 Grower of the
Senate panel approves $92m for Yakima Basin water plan
Kachess Lake (Courtesy Ricardo Martins) A massive plan to improve irrigation for growers who tap the Yakima River
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Corr: Watch for the 2015 Grower of the Year in our December issue
We’re pretty excited about the December issue we are preparing right now, especially coverage of the 2015 Grower of the
If netting is the future, what color?
WSU researchers study how netting colors prevent Honeycrisp sunburn.
New “alien” wasp found in Washington State; could be bad news for stinkbug
A female Trissolcus japonicus parasitoid wasp emerging from parasitized Halyomorpha halys eggsat the USDA-APHIS Quarantine Facility, Corvallis, Oregon. (Courtesy
Mike Willett named manager of Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission
Mike Willett Dr. Mike Willett, vice president for scientific affairs at the Northwest Horticultural Council, has been named
As legacy ends, another begins
Geraldine Warner In England, the Yorkshire city of Huddersfield can be found near the confluence of the River