About Jonelle Mejica

Jonelle Mejica joined the Good Fruit Grower staff in 2018 as a writer and copy editor for online and print stories, and she also manages the magazine's English and Spanish websites. She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and has been working in Washington's agriculture industry since 1995. Connect with the author: Phone: (509) 853-3512 -- Email

Technology Research Review scheduled online Dec. 2

Technology Research Review scheduled online Dec. 2

Jonelle Mejica2021-11-04T07:41:23-07:00November 3rd, 2021|Jonelle Mejica, Research, Technology and equipment, Updates, Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission|

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission invites everyone interested to attend this year’s Technology Research Review online Dec. 2 from

2021 apple and cherry pesticide residue reports available

2021 apple and cherry pesticide residue reports available

Jonelle Mejica2021-11-09T13:20:48-08:00November 1st, 2021|Apples, Jonelle Mejica, Research, Updates, Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission|

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission announced the publication of the 2021 pesticide residue studies for apple and cherry. Since

Jennifer Witherbee to step down from Washington Apple Education Foundation

Jennifer Witherbee to step down from Washington Apple Education Foundation

Jonelle Mejica2021-12-20T10:04:11-08:00October 26th, 2021|Apples, January 1st 2022 Issue, Jonelle Mejica, People, Quick Bite, Updates|

Jennifer Witherbee The Washington Apple Education Foundation announced in a news release its executive director, Jennifer Witherbee, will step down

Registration open for 2022 Cherry Institute in Yakima on Jan. 7

Registration open for 2022 Cherry Institute in Yakima on Jan. 7

Jonelle Mejica2021-10-26T15:15:16-07:00October 21st, 2021|Cherries, Updates|

Northwest Cherry Growers announced registration is now open for the 79th annual Cherry Institute, scheduled Jan. 7 at the Yakima Convention

Washington State Grape Society annual meeting and trade show to be held Nov. 18–19

Washington State Grape Society annual meeting and trade show to be held Nov. 18–19

Jonelle Mejica2021-10-22T10:39:34-07:00October 7th, 2021|Grapes, Jonelle Mejica, November 2021 Issue, Quick Bite, Updates, Viticulture|

The Washington State Grape Society will hold its 2021 annual meeting and trade show Nov. 18–19 in Grandview, Washington. Along

Washington Winegrowers to host WineVit 2022 in-person Feb. 7–10

Washington Winegrowers to host WineVit 2022 in-person Feb. 7–10

Jonelle Mejica2021-10-22T10:40:16-07:00October 7th, 2021|Grapes, Jonelle Mejica, November 2021 Issue, Quick Bite, Updates, Viticulture|

The Washington Winegrowers Association announced in a news release plans to hold WineVit 2022 in-person Feb. 7–10 at the Three

Northwest cherry and stone fruit research review scheduled Nov. 9

Northwest cherry and stone fruit research review scheduled Nov. 9

Jonelle Mejica2021-10-22T10:38:25-07:00October 5th, 2021|Jonelle Mejica, November 2021 Issue, Quick Bite, Research, Stone fruits, Updates, Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission|

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, in collaboration with the Oregon Sweet Cherry Commission, invites everyone interested to attend this

WSU schedules field days for X disease phytoplasma vector management

WSU schedules field days for X disease phytoplasma vector management

Jonelle Mejica2021-10-05T15:39:49-07:00September 30th, 2021|Diseases, Insects and mites, Jonelle Mejica, Pest Management, Updates|

Washington State University tree fruit extension announced two field days dedicated to vector management for X disease phytoplasma. The events

WSU Extension announces pear study circles to improve profitability and sustainability

WSU Extension announces pear study circles to improve profitability and sustainability

Jonelle Mejica2021-09-28T07:54:30-07:00September 23rd, 2021|Jonelle Mejica, Pears, Research, Updates|

Washington State University Extension announced a series of study circles for pear producers, beginning Oct. 19 and running through Feb.

Grant funds available for X disease and little cherry disease tree removal costs

Grant funds available for X disease and little cherry disease tree removal costs

Jonelle Mejica2021-09-29T16:59:57-07:00September 17th, 2021|Cherries, Diseases, Jonelle Mejica, Updates|

Washington State University Extension, in partnership with county conservation districts and pest boards, announced availability of cost-share funds for the

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