USDA awards money for blueberry, cranberry breeding
The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded a four-year, $1.13 million grant, including matching funds, to Michigan State University assistant professor
Bud removal can control the flower power
Artificial spur extinction removes buds early, eases angst of thinning.
Farm market sales go on with social distancing
Farm markets adapt to pandemic measures.
Mediterranean modernization
IFTA audience hears how Italian growers are coupling orchard design to mechanization.
A forgotten fruit region finds itself
Growers starting to realize West-central Michigan’s potential.
New research station underway in West-central Michigan
Local growers and Michigan State University partner to serve area's unique needs.
Dicamba drift decision: $265 million
Jury finds in favor of Missouri peach farmer.
Growing from there to here
MSU horticulture professor examines the cherry tree’s journey from giant to UFO.
Still no answer for bitter pit
After 150 years of investigation, we still don't know what causes bitter pit.
Precision vision on 2020 IFTA Michigan tour
International Fruit Tree Association conference showcases how hardy Michigan growers stay competitive.