Chip detects water needs
Microsensors implanted in tree trunks or vines can measure water stress directly.
Entrepreneur focuses on apple picking
WSU graduate student Mark De Kleine is exploring ways to remove apples from the tree more quickly.
Meet the 2013 Grower of the Year
California grower has an open door -- Jeff Colombini is always looking for a better way to grow fruit.
Good Point: A troubling case
The enforcers of federal law are apparently trying to send a stern message: as a produce farmer,if you send adulterated food to market, you may be charged with a crime.
Northwest seeks food safety answers
The Center for Produce Safety is seeking scientists to address food safety knowledge gaps in the Northwest.
Opportunities in olives
California's extra virgin olive oil renaissance is due in part to concern about future labor shortages.
Last Bite: The last, best questions
Enjoy the final installment of FruiTrivia.
Home is where the wine is
Mike and Judi Scott meet most of their wine buyers face to face at their basement tasting room.
Marketing matters
Economic studies have shown that successful wineries tend to be either very small or very large. - See more at: https://goodfruit.com/?p=14109&preview=true&preview_id=14109&preview_nonce=6900d7fccc#sthash.TpjmhqSe.dpuf
B.C. growers should focus on clones
Grape gowers need to find out which clones will work best in British Columbia.