March 1st 2008 Issue

A new insecticide in the registration pipeline will give grape growers a chance to control sucking insects during the root-feeding

Last year, the stars aligned for fresh cherry growers, who produced a record crop in both volume and fruit size.

Orchardists interested in joining the growing organic-cherry movement need commitment, patience, and intimate knowledge of their block, a panel of

"Hang on tight and let her rip," is how West Mathison describes organic cherry marketing. "We get excited about organic

In the minds of the public, organic food production is associated with efforts to save the planet, but Warren Morgan,

Target fruit has become a buzzword in tree fruit production in recent years. It's what growers are encouraged to grow,

Consumers in Australia prefer cherries without stems because they look fresh, a Washington State University study suggests. Dr. Matt Whiting,

Reduced supplies of U.S. brining cherries and restricted supplies of imported brining cherries are making it hard for the U.S.

In today's global business and 24/7 news environment, the potential for a crisis in the apple industry is real. With