The challenges of storing organic apples
Last season, Washington harvested 13 million boxes of organic apples and even more are expected this year, which means that
A cool place for cherry exports
New facility to improve cherry movement through Sea-Tac.
Computer vision systems can count apples and provide a new perspective on crop load
Kurt Scudder, FarmCloud imaging scientist, drives down a row of Fuji apples on an ATV loaded with camera equipment
Watch the 2017 Hort Show video summaries
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An Oregon trailblazer: 2017 Grower of the year
Curiosity, sharing and innovation drive Mike Omeg, a fifth-generation cherry grower.
Omeginsanity — ‘I was a little bit shocked’: 2017 Grower of the year
Mike Omeg does not know who started the jokes about his massive new trellises, but he has heard them. One
With constant changes, how can growers adapt? Annual Meeting Preview
Wells Fargo ag economist to give broad perspective — ‘upstream, downstream and sideways’ — at Washington annual meeting.
It’s convention time: Annual Meeting Preview
Moments from the 2014 Hort Show in Kennewick, Washington. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower file photo) Anyone involved in
Avoiding the pitfalls: Expo 2017 Preview
Managing relationships is an important key to family farms: Great Lakes Farm Market EXPO