Cultivating climate resilience
Great Lakes fruit growers must adjust to rising heat and precipitation.
Early leaf removal keeps grape clusters dry
Technique combats cluster rot in grapes.
WSU to hold organic decay management workshop online March 9
Washington State University will hold a postharvest decay management workshop focusing on organic techniques, online March 9. Achour Amiri, a
Heat disorder moving eastward
Lenticel breakdown poses a growing problem for Eastern U.S. apples.
Sanitation tops list for listeria prevention
Michigan study recommends sanitizing waxing equipment and other trouble points to avoid infection.
Pest management focus at North Central Washington Tree Fruit Days
Growers gathered in person and online for three days of educational presentations and panel discussions at this year’s North Central
Torres: New alternative for superficial scald
A plant-derived antioxidant oil proves comparable to synthetic controls now banned in some export markets.
From facial to fungal recognition
AI-enabled cameras give a boost to breeding mildew-resistant grapes.
Flesh browning in Gala
Disorder can disrupt long-term Gala storage.
North Central Washington Tree Fruit Days Jan. 18–20 and Feb. 9
Washington State University Tree Fruit Research and Extension announced the schedule for North Central Washington Tree Fruit Days in 2022.