Seneca Foods buys Diana Fruit Co.
Seneca Foods Corporation said today that it has purchased Diana Fruit Co. Seneca said the purchases represented "a significant commitment
Michigan tart cherry growers switching to high-density plantings
The cherries in that slice of pie most likely came from an orchard in Michigan, probably one in the northwest
Consumers will not tire of new varieties, Washington grower tells IFTA conference
Fruit growers need look no further than the beverage aisle at their local convenience store for inspiration. That’s according to
IFTA growers feel the big chill in Grand Rapids
The word of the day Tuesday, Day 4 of the IFTA conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was brrr. Third-generation
WSU’s WA 2 apple will be re-launched and marketed as Sunrise Magic
Washington State University's WA 2 apple will be marketed as Sunrise Magic, the university announced today. This a re-launch of
MSU researcher to growers: fire blight is just “bad, bad, bad”
A record 404 people attended science-heavy presentations today (Monday) Feb. 8, 2016, at the International Fruit Tree Association in
Growers visit plots of cherries and apples during IFTA conference
Traverse City, Michigan, grower Leonard Ligon discusses how fruit and leaf buds protrude from a mechanically hedged branch on
IFTA conference opens in Grand Rapids, celebrates “moneymaker” apple varieties
Wanda Heuser Gale of International Plant Management polishes and displays apples at the kickoff of the International Fruit Tree
Washington Association offers Spanish language training workshops
The Washington State Tree Fruit Association is hosting a series of educational training workshops in collaboration with its industry partners,
Lawyer asks: can the EEOC be an ally of fruit industry?
Brendan Monahan As a prominent Washington grower agrees to pay a fine, its lawyer asks why can't U.S.