Northwest seeks food safety answers
The Center for Produce Safety is seeking scientists to address food safety knowledge gaps in the Northwest.
Home is where the wine is
Mike and Judi Scott meet most of their wine buyers face to face at their basement tasting room.
Marketing matters
Economic studies have shown that successful wineries tend to be either very small or very large. - See more at: https://goodfruit.com/?p=14109&preview=true&preview_id=14109&preview_nonce=6900d7fccc#sthash.TpjmhqSe.dpuf
Old Home x Bartlett?
Genetic fingerprinting reveals a case of mistaken identity.
PICO has new direction
When Keith Carlson (center) was appointed CEO of PICO last summer, his family stepped in to run their Summerland
A passion for research
Jim McFerson is passionate about bringing the benefits of research and extension to the entire tree fruit industry
New Zealand’s audacious plan
The New Zealand pipfruit industry hopes to double its worth in the coming decade.
Northwest seeks food safety answers
Debra Carter The states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho are working with the Center for Produce Safety to
Attack when pest defenses are down
Drosophila suzukii female inside ACV trap hole. Research findings at the University of California, Davis, might help growers
Simplicity is the key
Growers and pickers can’t afford down time.