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The apple scab fungus, Ventura inaequalis, seen under a microscope in the Cornell AgriTech lab of pathologist Awais Khan in Geneva, New York, in July. He’s growing scab in the lab to study the genetic variation in the pathogen population, which matters because understanding an evolving pathogen can help researchers identify more durable disease-resistance genes for breeding. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower)

Apple scab study aims for disease-resistant genes

February 20, 2020

Fighting fungicide failure

February 18, 2020

Matt Murphy, a young grower from Geneva, New York

February 18, 2020

Cosmic Crisp soars at launch

February 11, 2020

Packing performance good for first Cosmic Crisp

February 11, 2020

A robot’s rules for pruning — Video

February 10, 2020

Support the tech pipeline — Video

February 10, 2020

Systems trial asks: 2D or not 2D? — Video

February 6, 2020

Francisco Sarmiento Jr., a young grower from East Wenatchee, Washington

February 5, 2020

Bitter pit suppression is all about timing — Video

February 4, 2020