March 1st 2006 Issue

Some of the new “soft” pesticides that have been developed in recent years are not so soft on beneficial insects

CRISP & COLDThe February 1, 2006, Good Fruit Grower made history. The revolutionary trends in niche variety, and other apple

Canadian growers who are upset by low apple prices should not get angry at retailers, because retailers don’t like the

Apple growers in western Washington are realizing that their future does not lie in selling their apples through major packers

Since the federal court decision in March 2003, the Washington Apple Commission has gone through some dramatic changes. The decision

The fruit importer Oppenheimer Group of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, expects to bring more pears into the United States from

The Lodi-Woodbridge Winegrape Commission worked with Protected Harvest, the third-party certifier, for nearly two years in developing the Lodi Rules

Many Washington State tree fruit growers have been slow to adopt technology in the orchard so far, but unless they

British Columbia fruit growers have voted to continue their support for the Canadian province’s innovative but costly codling moth control