Hunting for vineyard disease vectors
Buffalo treehopper emerges as a potential carrier of virus that causes red blotch disease.
In New Zealand, IFTA honors contributors to apple industry
The first group of fruit growers visiting New Zealand for the International Fruit Tree Association study tour wrapped up their
On a mission to vanquish viruses in vineyards
Researcher aims to better understand prevalence of viral infections — and to develop quick tests for detecting them.
IFTA explores Nelson, New Zealand
The International Fruit Tree Association visits Birdhurst Orchard in the Motueka Valley on February 18, 2018. (TJ
Be on the lookout for little cherry – Video
Scouting for symptoms in orchards is key to preventing, controlling little cherry disease.
New Zealand growers welcome IFTA Study Tour groups
<img class="size-full wp-image-41632" src="https://goodfruit.com/wp-content/uploads/28164368_10213144081469988_2250843618906101624_o.jpg" alt="The 2018 IFTA Study Tour kicked off with a welcome address and dinner on the
20 years in the making
Milbrandt brothers look back on two decades in Washington’s wine grape industry as they open the state’s largest custom wine bottling operation.
Should you grow vertical or V?
That’s the question when preparing for robotic pickers in your orchard.
What Cosmic slices reveal
New WSU-bred apple showing different starch clearing patterns than traditional varieties.
Northwest cherry growers think global at 75th institute
Peter Zeihan gives the keynote speech during the 2018 Cherry Institute in Yakima, Washington, on January 12. (TJ Mullinax/Good