Fruiting walls suit machinery
Fruiting walls of Fuji. Published January 15, 2011 The Institute of Agriculture at San Michele All’Adige looks for ways that
Tart cherry of French heritage
Montmorency tart cherries are bright red with yellowish flesh and clear juice. They ripen just after the early sweet cherry
Wine is good for you
Published January 15, 2011 Add health benefits to the list of what’s good about Washington State’s grape industry. Moderate consumption
Preplanting tips
Published January 15, 2011 When ordering nursery trees, fruit growers often ask for large, tall, heavily-branched trees, and nurseries do
Cherry rootstocks of the future
Smaller, more precocious cherry trees reduce labor costs and recoup investment sooner, says educator Lynn Long. Published January 15, 2011
Double-axis system shows benefits
North Americans in the foreground Sigifredo Corral, left, and Martin Leighton compare notes on the impressive wall of Pink Lady
Italian extension service is well funded
Published January 15, 2011 The South Tyrol Advisory Service performs many of the same services that Cooperative Extension does in
Why Italian orchards are so productive
Dr. Martin Thalheimer says the South Tyrol's high productivity in apples is due to a combination of factors—uniform, high-density plantings,
Small orchards, but big impact
South Tyrol extension advisor Bernhard Botzner shows the concrete poles used for trellis supports. Published January 15, 2011 Don’t let