Ashley Thompson picked for OSU Mid-Columbia extension faculty
Ashley Thompson Ashley Thompson will be officially starting as Oregon State University Mid-Columbia Horticultural Extension Faculty on April 27, the
Washington wine people meet Jan.18-19 to discuss research
The Washington State Wine Commission will hold its annual Research Review on January 18 and 19 at the Clore Center
Stemilt partners to give back to children in central Washington
For the fifth year, Stemilt has donated holiday gifts to foster children in central Washington state. Stemilt is based in
“They are there to find something wrong with you.”
The New York Times paid a visit to a New York apple farm and described "unending layering" of new rules
OSU names Mateus Pasa to lead cherry and pear research program
Mateus Pasa Oregon State University has named Mateus Pasa, Ph.D., as assistant professor and leader of its horticulture
Wine Institute praises excise tax relief in new tax bill
California's Wine Institute celebrated passage of new tax legislation, saying it provided the first reduction in wine excise taxes in
Two Oregon cherry growers join forces
Two longtime cherry producers in the Dalles, Oregon, have merged to form an affiliation that will begin just after the
Overhiser, Isaacs and others honored at Great Lakes Expo
At the 17th annual Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable and Farm Market Expo Banquet on Wednesday night, the Michigan State Horticultural
Strong market for Michigan sweet cherries: GLExpo Day 2 wrap
There was good news and bad news for cherry growers at the second day of the Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable,
Bee haulers get delay in complying with new federal rules
The federal government has granted truckers who haul live animals, including honeybees destined for tree fruit pollination duty, a 90-day reprieve from enforcement of electronic logging device requirements.