Understanding how tart cherry trees work is key to quality and cost control
Ask an orchard manager, just how good a job do you have to do to keep it producing high quality fruit year after year?
Not all consumers opposed to GMOs
How to measure the activism and attitudes regarding GMOs.
Sensors help classify insects
New research holds promise for growers.
Automated trap simplifies research
Peter McGhee explains how pictures of sticky traps can be examined on a computer. (Courtesy SemiosBio Technologies Inc.)
It’s nearly show time: Hort Show 2014
Gearing up for the big reveal
2014 Hort Show preview: Advancing with the times
The annual Washington hort meeting will assemble experts who can help growers move forward in their operations.
Great Lakes Expo lineup
Great Lakes Expo December 9-11 in Michigan
Fighting food fraud with forensics
Each apple has a chemical fingerprint that links it to the place it was grown.
Remote pest managment with automated traps
With an electronic trap and wireless network, growers can spend less time scouting in the orchard.
Apple art winner
Laura Ramirez won the grand prize in the Year of the Apple Art Contest with this painting, "Beautiful Apples."