Cherums and peacotums
Children enjoy novel hybrid fruits during a tasting at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. Zaiger Genetics, Inc.,
Pear crop is large, but not a record
Pacific Northwest pear growers are expecting to harvest a large, but not record winter pear crop this fall. The industry's
Canned pear assessment rises
The promotional assessment on Pacific Northwest processed pears will increase from $5 to $7.11 per ton this season in an
Good Question – Pear Industry Issue
Rob Peterson Hood River, Oregon Mexican tariff Peterson said the most pressing issue is the 20 percent tariff on U.S.
Research revealed
Washington State University's new research orchard needs industry support, says Dr. Jay Brunner. Washington State University will hold a field
In search of superior apples
Dr. Cameron Peace checks block of seedlings resulting from the intercrossing of parents that have been used in WSU's breeding
WSU hires automation expert
Washington State University has hired one of the nation's top university scientists in agricultural automation and mechanization to fill a
Northwest reports record cherry crop
The first official estimate of the 2009 Northwest sweet cherry crop was a record 16 million boxes, which would be
Use Open Tatura to grow superb apricots
The Open Tatura system of growing fruit has evolved from the Tatura Trellis, developed 35 years ago, and has been
The advantages of Open Tatura
The V-shaped Open Tatura system has the following advantages: • Tree height (2.76 meters/9 feet) and tree width (2.00 meters/6 feet)