Exports benefit B.C. cherry growers
Growers are feeling positive as export opportunities ease margin woes.
Cherries give fruit flies a boost
Spotted wing drosophila’s wide host range makes it difficult for orchardists to control the pest.
Is ‘Grape Virus Tax’ hitting your pocketbook?
A new study estimates the economic losses from grape leafroll disease.
The seven cherry training systems
The following material is adapted from Cherry Training Systems (PNW 667), copyright 2015 by Oregon State University Extension
California expects a moderate cherry crop
Maturity was running a week ahead of normal, minimizing any overlap with the Northwest cherry season.
Packers join forces
Valley Fruit and Larson Fruit are building a new apple packing line.
New AVA established in Oregon
The new AVA, located in Oregon, has created problems for Washington wineries.
Understanding soil organic matter
Don’t overlook the soil if you want your orchard to thrive.
Few bees in vineyards
Grape pest practices in Washington aren’t harming bees.
Growers urged to join stewardship project
Agriculture in Washington has not been affected by growth management regulations—yet.