On shallowed ground
Experts urge growers to water with less volume, but more often, to keep up with shallower rootstocks.
‘Kia ora’ from a distant land
The view south through the Motueka Valley at Birdhurst Orchard in Nelson, New Zealand in February 2018. Below, the
New Zealand’s Honeycrisp blossoms in Timaru – Video
Finicky variety finds success in central New Zealand climate.
Learn how research benefits wine industry at two events
Washington State University and the Washington Wine Commission are co-sponsoring events to provide information on how research is benefiting the
USDA awards $63.5m to support clean plant stock
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced $63.5 million for efforts to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive pests
Grape expectations: WSU publishes 45-page guide on vineyard nutrition
Updated "Vineyard Nutrient Management in Washington State" replaces 4-page document.
Put a ghost in your orchard to keep away BMSB
Special nets proving to be deadly for brown marmorated stink bugs.
Gallo and others doing pilot program for unmanned vehicle
A maker of unmanned vehicle systems said it is doing a pilot programs with large-scale commercial growers in California. According
The latest buzz on bugs
USDA-ARS laboratory conducts research on insect pests of tree fruits.
Khot: Drone data for agriculture
While it seems the sky’s the limit, using unmanned aircraft in your orchard requires some caution.