WSU leads Cosmic Crisp field days as harvest approaches
Washington State University led a field day focused on WA 38, the apple marketed as Cosmic Crisp, at Monument Hill
Washington State University led a field day focused on WA 38, the apple marketed as Cosmic Crisp, at Monument Hill
Producers of dual-threat pear now have enough volume to market more aggressively.
Seedless varieties could be a viable crop in New England.
Universal techniques that deliver high yields and packouts of apples and pears.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture announced an investment of more than $30 million for
Washington State University Extension announced two WA 38 field days scheduled in September. Registration is required in advance to attend
Harvest window key to avoiding greasiness for WA 38.
For Anjous, ripening efforts begin to pay off.
Wenatchee Valley pear growers implement integrated pest management strategies to help control pear psylla.
Social media marketing and “Pearsonality” graphics introduce consumers to pears.