Apple growers need good niche apples
Nothing adds spice to a horticulture meeting like a discussion of new, upcoming, promising apple varieties. Some growers—those depending on
In The Box
As a long-time subscriber to the Good Fruit Grower, I continue to be disappointed by the irrigation issue every year.
Obituaries
Albert Ravenholt was a visionary. In 1968, he and founding Sagemoor Farms partner Alec Bayless shared a belief that tree
Good Job
E.W. Brandt & Sons, Inc., of Parker, Washington, has announced a change in leadership roles for owners and brothers Lynnell
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When are grapes ripe?
The dimpling on these wine grapes is from dehydration, which can occur during extended hang time on the vine. Research
Good Point – Kevin Moffitt
A recent study shows how successful the Market Access Program and the Foreign Market Development programs are and can be.
In My View – Chris Schlect
The continued availability of agricultural chemicals used to protect crops from harmful pests and diseases is jeopardized from many angles.
Avoid hazards when choosing cherries to plant
Early Robin has the potential of meeting the demand for an early harvest Rainier-type cherry. Twenty years ago, fresh cherry
A grower reaches out to consumers
Rosa Lynn is a chance seedling discovered on Washington’s Royal Slope. The fruit stores well. If you discover an exciting