Researchers crack the case on why cherries crack
Too much water is a known cause of cherry cracking, but malic acid is a newly identified culprit.
Making the most of cidermania
Marketers changing strategies to meet growing consumer demand.
The cost of vineyard labor
Project in early stages to help wine grape growers find ways to mechanize.
Time to say goodbye for Mimi Nye
Canoe Ridge Estate manager Mimi Nye retires after 35 years with Chateau Ste. Michelle.
Bringing workers north to Canada
Canadian farm labor program reaches 50-year milestone.
Replacing labor with technology
It can be a challenge for small growers with limited budgets.
Michigan grows labor program
GLALS is modeled on WAFLA to bring more seasonal workers to the Great Lakes region.
H-2A housing changes
New regulations are causing delays for incoming workers.
Homes away from home
Growers bringing in H-2A and other workers are turning to new facilities for housing needs.