Northwest seeks food safety answers
The Center for Produce Safety is seeking scientists to address food safety knowledge gaps in the Northwest.
The Center for Produce Safety is seeking scientists to address food safety knowledge gaps in the Northwest.
Patricia Faison by Richard Lehnert The fruit juice industry is keeping quiet these days, not relishing a public
Visible residues of treated fruit showing control, left, Raynox, center, and Exlipse, right.courtesy Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission
Closer receives registration Dow AgroSciences has received federal registration of its sulfoxaflor insecticide, sold under the brand name Closer, which
The solid-set spray system was shown in action last year at field days attended by growers. This one was
The brown marmorated stinkbug is a challenge to control for any fruit grower, and organic growers have the fewest strategies
Unlike the common drosophila flies, spotted wing drosophila will attack cherries before they are ripe. PHOTO BY PETER SHEARER, OSU
LEFT: Above left: Adult A. mali are affected by most of the tested reduced-risk pesticides. RIGHT: The parasitic wasp Aphelinus
A barn owl nesting box at Omeg Orchards. Notice the metal underneath the box that’s used to prevent raccoons from
One of the keys to integrated mite control was that the western predatory mite Typhlodromus occidentalis could effectively control spider