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  • September 2025 Issue
  • Story by Ross Courtney

    • Grape field day covers mealybugs, rootstocks

    Jeff Hamrick, left, and Gareth Nisbett peer into microscopes to identify grape mealybug, which look like thrips to the naked eye, at the 2025 Washington State Grape Society field day on July 24, 2025, at Inland Desert Nursery near Benton City, Washington. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower) Grape mealybug, rootstock research and boot washing were just a few of the topics covered on July 24 during a wine grape field day at Inland Desert Nursery near Benton City hosted by Washington State University and the Washington State Grape Society. Related Still rooting for data Producing and emitting befuddling pheromones This winter, […]

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    Updates, Pest Management, Grapes, Research, Ross Courtney, Quick Bite, Viticulture, September 2025 Issue
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    Ross Courtney
    Ross Courtney is an associate editor for Good Fruit Grower, writing articles and taking photos for the print magazine and website. He has a degree from Pacific Lutheran University. -- Follow the author -- Contact: 509-930-8798 or email.
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