Will there be enough water?
The irrigation ditches her father dug have given way to automatic drip systems but Lorraine Bennest knows that even the
Whatever happened to the NLA?
The National Licensing Association has not been actively enforcing patents in the United States while awaiting the outcome of its
Efficient cherry orchard systems
Washington State University researchers are studying a competitive cherry orchard system that trains upright fruiting offshoots, called UFOs, along horizontal
Chile expands cherry production
It's pretty safe to say that Chilean sweet cherries, which begin shipping around the time many of us start thinking
First Bite, Trendy California
California, with its hub of Hollywood stars and the glitz that goes with them, is a trendsetter for the nation
Good Point, Technological Transformation
I suppose I can't hide forever. I've worked in the Washington tree fruit industry for nearly ten years, managed the
Good Point, If We Come Under Fire
How well protected are our growers and shippers if a full-fledged, media-driven, food-safety crisis were to hit our domestic marketplace
In the box
Dear Good Fruit Grower: Growers need temporary workers, but they do not need to find those workers in foreign countries—they
Good Question: What looked good at the World Ag Expo?
The World Ag Expo, held three days each February in Tulare, California, is touted by its organizers as the largest