It’s a matter of timing for codling moths
Entomologist reminds growers to use all the tools on time.
What to do with the wrong rootstocks
How to adjust horticulturally to the wrong rootstocks.
Johnson: Ghost apples appear at Good Fruit Grower
How a few photos captured on a chilly day in a Michigan orchard became a viral sensation.
It pays to promote
Northwest U.S. tree fruit groups put trade conflict mitigation funds to work.
Grape juice prices getting better
U.S. juice grape prices inch up as production and demand fall in line.
Chilean cherry study goes undercover
Researcher in Chile studying high tunnels, three-wire systems in sweet cherries.
Richard Thomason: 1948–2019
Longtime apple grower Richard Harris Thomason of Brewster, Washington, died on Nov. 18, according to an obituary published in the
The local niche offers opportunities during downturn
Former WSU professor doubles down on Columbia Gorge AVA vineyard.
NW Cherry Research Review set for Nov. 12
The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission is holding its annual NW Cherry Research Review from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
How growing is going global
International nursery groups revamp to keep up with and drive the world of managed varieties.