Nancy Born takes off her Good Fruit Grower hat after 30 years of service
First Bite: Nancy Born takes off her Good Fruit Grower hat.
Northwest cherries moving in huge volumes
Cherry harvest in Prosser, Washington in 2014. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower) June saw some huge shipments of cherries,
Farmers, thinking of growing pot? Not with our water, say feds
The feds have come out with a strong message for any farmers thinking of growing pot: don't even think about
Thurlby on radio: 2014 Northwest cherry crop still looking great
BJ Thurlby of Northwest Cherry Growers continues to have a bullish outlook on this year's crop. Growers are expecting the
WSDA resumes traps to watch for moths that harm grape fields
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has resumed setting traps to detect any presence of four species of moths destructive
Northwest cherry growers gain airlift capacity into Shanghai
Northwest cherry growers gained airlift capacity into China with the launch today of weekly service between Seattle and Shanghai on
Corr: Our Gov is a Good Fruit Grower reader
Washington Governor Jay Inslee, right, and Washington Fruit and Produce Co. president Rick Plath. Before he went into
Washington Gov. Inslee kicks off 2014 cherry season
Washington Governor Jay Inslee, left, is given a tour of a new cherry packing line at Washington Fruit and
Corr: Skeena has edge in Round #2 Cherry estimate
In their latest published estimate for the cherry crop, Northwest Cherry Growers remain bullish. This year's crop is expected to
Corr: the science, skill and beauty of a new orchard
Young trees show flowers in this photo taken in the West Valley area of Yakima, Washington. I pass