Washington growers can dispose of unwanted pesticides in May events
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has schedule two events for growers to dispose of unwanted pesticides. Here's the announcement:
Pears qualify for Heart-Check certification
The American Heart Association has certified Green and Red Anjou pears from USA Pears as heart-healthy. The certification allows Pear
Women in Agriculture Conference on March 19
On March 19, the 2016 Women in Agriculture Conference will offer women in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Alaska a
Wine Foundation scholarships deadline is March 15
The Washington Wine Industry Foundation is offering over $30,000 in scholarships for undergraduate and post-graduate students studying viticulture, enology or related disciplines.
Pruning cankers in the winter
Winter pruning of cankers can help to reduce bacterial spot in peaches and nectarines.
WSU Tree Fruit Endowment has world-class goal
by Dr. Mike Willett, left, and Sam Godwin Thirty-two million dollars for enhanced tree fruit research and extension.
WSU’s WA 2 apple will be re-launched and marketed as Sunrise Magic
Washington State University's WA 2 apple will be marketed as Sunrise Magic, the university announced today. This a re-launch of
Washington Association offers Spanish language training workshops
The Washington State Tree Fruit Association is hosting a series of educational training workshops in collaboration with its industry partners,
Gamache Vineyard sold to Allan Brothers
Naches, Washington-based Allan Brothers Incorporated announced the purchase of Gamache Vineyard near Basin City, Washington, today. The purchase of the
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