Mysterious ailment strikes
A mysterious disease that has been killing the best looking, reddest strains of McIntosh apples in the nicest orchards in
A mysterious disease that has been killing the best looking, reddest strains of McIntosh apples in the nicest orchards in
Because the red pigments are antioxidants, red-fleshed apples do not turn brown when sliced. Swiss nursery owner and fruit breeder
The Young Grower Alliance organized this get-together with those from “the old generation” to discuss the orderly transition of ownership
Spotted wing drosophila pupa protruding from cherry. The pupa is about 1/8 inch long. Entomologists in the Pacific
Dear Good Fruit Grower: Can sweet cherries be grown in USDA climate zone 4—successfully? I live 20 miles north of
Oregon State University hires research assistant Preston Brown has been appointed research assistant at OSU’s Mid-Columbia Agricultural Research and Extension