Tastefully written: Author takes us on a tour of apples
Apples of Uncommon Character is aimed at general readers, but growers too will enjoy Jacobsen’s comments about the apple’s history and enduring appeal.
B-be-bee beard photo wins ag communications award
Visiting bee scientist Jakub Gabka of Poland at bee beard event at the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee
Native plants attract beneficial insects
David James hopes to expand his research to more vineyards.
Symms celebrates a century of business
Symms Fruit Ranch is one of the few remaining tree fruit shippers in Idaho.
More apples being grown in Michigan cherry country
Michigan Pomesters look at ways to turn apple trials into real-world application.
Walter Clore wine education center opens to the public
Moments from the opening of the Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center in Prosser, Wash., on May 30, 2014.
The lure of a better fly trap
USDA researchers identified specific volatiles that attract spotted wing drosophila.
Video: IFTA members visit century-old farm
Day’s Century Growers Inc. at Kelowna is one of the oldest and biggest pear producers in British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.
Know your enemy: Little cherry disease (VIDEO)
Different causal agents are involved in little cherry disease.
Pear research never ending
Oregon State University researcher is retiring in May after studying pear diseases for more than 35 years.