Questions about little cherry infections
Researchers studying little cherry disease try to predict percentage of positive trees that show no symptoms.
Differing life cycles pose challenges for controlling little cherry virus 2 vectors
In the past, mealybugs haven’t posed a significant problem for cherry growers because they don’t cause direct damage to cherries,
Washington grape growers honor industry members
The Washington wine industry honored several long-time industry members for their pioneering involvement and advancement of the industry during the
U.S. wine export market ripe for growth
Wine grape growers' state of industry panels highlight positive market trends.
Which apple rootstock should you grow with?
Apple growers have a lot of options when it comes to selecting the best rootstock for their orchards.
Grape canopy control
Juice grape growers can manage size of vines with pruning, irrigation and maybe some thinning.
Grape seed color has little effect
Study upends thinking that wine’s taste depends heavily on color of the grape seed when harvested.
Digging into the roots of a vineyard
Volume of fine and coarse roots varies during season.
Young tree pruning demonstrations scheduled
The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission will hold two young tree pruning demonstrations on Friday, Feb. 26, in north-central Washington.
Seeking retail space
Retail space is at a premium, with growth in the number of products and organics.