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Torres: New alternative for superficial scald

January 18, 2022
A mealybug destroyer consuming a mealybug. The natural enemy, which is available for commercial purchase, can reduce mealybug pressure in orchards. (Courtesy Rebecca Schmidt-Jeffris/USDA-Agricultural Research Service)

Schmidt-Jeffris: Predator applications

January 18, 2022
The Blackbird phenotyping robot developed by the VitisGen project images leaf disks inoculated with powdery mildew spores, allowing researchers to quickly and accurately characterize powdery mildew resistance in grape breeding lines. (Courtesy Cornell University)

Good to Know: Breeding insights

January 3, 2022

DeVaney: A new year ahead

December 2, 2021

Dininny: Another year of Good Fruit tidings

December 2, 2021

Good to Know: Dialing in disease control

November 3, 2021

Hansen: Shining the light on collaboration

November 3, 2021

Matson: Weather the storm

November 1, 2021
Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission Executive Director Ines Hanrahan, left, chats with Steve Castagnoli, director of Oregon State University’s Mid-Columbia Agricultural Research and Extension Center, when the commission’s board toured the campus in August. (Courtesy Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission)

May: Improving industry input channels

October 5, 2021
By tracking the engagement that social media posts generate, such as with this example from the Washington Apples Vietnam Facebook page, the Washington Apple Commission can assess the reach of its digital marketing campaigns. (Courtesy Washington Apple Commission)

Lyons: Harnessing the power of international e-marketing

October 4, 2021