Farmworker housing opens in Othello
Lugar Seguro is designed as a safe place for farmworkers to house their families. The Othello Housing Authority’s
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New AgWeatherNet director Dr. Gerrit Hoogenboom, a professor of agrometeorology and crop modeling, has been appointed director of Washington State
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Owners change at Burrows Tractor John Riel, who joined Burrows Tractor Company in Yakima, Washington, 32 years ago as a
Montana apples
The Swanson family’s Mountain View Apple Orchards is located in the Bitterroot Valley, where pioneers from the eastern United States
Yakima Valley wines in China
With retail sales sluggish, this is a good time to develop an overseas market, says Hyatt Vineyards’ winemaker.
China: big country, small wine market
Wine importer and distributor Scott Hitchcock, left, sampled Butch Milbrandt’s wines (Milbrandt Vineyards) during the Washington Wine Commission’s Wine Experience.
Water stress impacts cherries
Denise Neilsen explains how an atmometer is used in a cherry irrigation experiment at the Summerland research center in British
Answers to food safety questions
The Center for Produce Safety held its first produce research symposium in June to review projects it has sponsored. Chris
Mechanical thin cherries
The Darwin string thinner is attached to the front of the tractor. The Bonner is in the background. Mechanical thinning