Researchers shine a light on fruitlets to guide thinning decisions
North Carolina researchers study another way to predict thinning accuracy.
Better bee activity from hives that thrive
Good blueberry pollination requires strong honey bee hives.
Worrying wounds on Northeast apple trees
Northeast growers grapple with mysterious tree damage on exposed rootstocks.
Management of mites and menaces in the vineyard
Picking off pesky vineyard pests one by one.
Entomologists study enemies of your enemy
Parasitoids pursue spotted wing drosophila to North America.
Swipe right for easier pathogen detection in the vineyard
Powdery mildew project strengthens framework for fungicide resistance testing.
New tool will help growers keep better track of chilling hours
Purdue University’s Midwestern Regional Climate Center has launched an interactive tool fruit growers can use to more closely monitor accumulated chilling hours...
Unpredictable weather complicates orchard disease control
Michigan State University research helps growers adapt as mild weather turns wild more often.
Orchard change without chainsaws
Michigan growers get a look at side grafting.
Discolor diagnostics for storage disorders
Cornell studies storage disorders in MAIA-1 apple.