Corr: Was USDA’s GMO decision a black cat crossing America’s orchards?
Non-browning GMO Arctic Granny and Arctic Golden. (Courtesy Okanagan Specialty Fruits) To hear some critics tell it, the
Growers of distinction
Casey Corr Sixteen times a year, Good Fruit Grower’s cover shows a gorgeous photograph or painting of something
It’s nearly show time: Hort Show 2014
Gearing up for the big reveal
USDA Announces Loss Adjustment for Late Apple Harvest
Multi-Peril Crop Insurance policyholders are getting an extension because of the delayed maturity of apple crop this year. The USDA
Tastefully written: Author takes us on a tour of apples
Apples of Uncommon Character is aimed at general readers, but growers too will enjoy Jacobsen’s comments about the apple’s history and enduring appeal.
First Bite: Meet the new guy
Jared Johnson joins Good Fruit Grower
A note about our latest Pear cover
Nancy Born displays her retirement giftfrom Geraldine Warner. Readers who enjoy editor Geraldine Warner’s in-depth reports have a
Farm-worker crossings to resume at U.S.-Mexico border
Stemilt employee, Elizabeth Hernandez, talks with H-2A candidates in Tijuana, Mexico on May 12, 2014. (Courtesy Heri Chapula/Washington Farm
Herald visits Sea-Tac to watch cherries fly to China
The Yakima Herald-Republic's Ross Courtney visited Sea-Tac airport to watch cherries from the Yakima and Wenatchee areas get loaded for
Donate to help families affected by wildfires in central Washington
Loren Dolge searches for personal items in the ashes of his burned home outside of Brewster, Washington on July