Extension leader has ambitious goals
Dr. Des Layne, Washington State University’s new and first tree fruit extension team leader, began work on February 1 with
WSU Grape irrigation bulletin
Washington State University Extension has released a new irrigation manual for vineyards, clarifying irrigation options and strategies for juice and
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The iconic blue FFA jacket, worn by more than four million young agricultural leaders since it was introduced in 1933,
New managing editor hired for Good Fruit Grower
Casey Corr Casey Corr has a rich background in business journalism and print publications, and his broad range of skills
New winery adds capacity
Grapes are piped overhead from the crush pad on the right into the winery for processing. Notice the abundance of
First Bite—Farewell
Jim Black I retire as managing editor as of February 1, having served Good Fruit Grower for over 20 years.
Zirkle Fruit moves into wine
The two 50-ton grape presses came from Italy and fit perfectly when put in place on the concrete pad. Photo
Quick Bites
British are Smitten Prevar Limited has licensed the rights to grow, market, and sell the Smitten apple in the United
Good to Go
IPM academy focuses on shifting weather patterns Michigan State University is offering fruit growers a two-day workshop that focuses on
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Molded fruit Chinese businessman Steven Ding is selling plastic molds that can transform round or pear-shaped fruit into weird and