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  • June 2026 Issue
  • Story by Matt Milkovich
  • Photographs by TJ Mullinax

    • Growing grounds of the Great Lakes

    Fruit growers confront multiple decisions in a region of divergent soils.

    —Ice Age glaciers left a mess of soil types in Great Lakes fruit regions, forcing growers to stay flexible in their management practices.

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    Matt Milkovich, Crop management, Soil nutrition, TJ Mullinax, Flyout Feature, June 2026 Issue
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    Matt Milkovich
    Matt Milkovich joined the Good Fruit Grower staff in 2019. From his home base in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Milkovich brings a depth of experience in the fruit industry and the perspective from east of the Mississippi. You can reach him at matt@goodfruit.com or 616-633-5669.
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