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  Good to Know: 2019 Pacific Northwest cherry research funding

Good to Know: 2019 Pacific Northwest cherry research funding

Good Fruit Grower2021-09-28T08:22:49-07:00May 13th, 2019|Cherries, Diseases, Good Point, Insects and mites, May 15th 2019 Issue, New Developments, Pest Management, Pesticides, Pollination, Production, Research, Technology and equipment, Varieties, Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission, Weeds|

More than $930,000 provided for 20 different research projects.

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  Mulch-in cherries

Mulch-in cherries

Shannon Dininny2021-09-28T08:26:11-07:00April 22nd, 2019|Apples, April 15th 2019 Issue, Cherries, New Developments, Production, Research, Shannon Dininny, Water, Weeds|

Researchers study benefits of applying mulch to mature Oregon cherry orchard.

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  Digging into soil bacteria and chlorosis

Digging into soil bacteria and chlorosis

Ross Courtney2021-09-28T08:27:20-07:00February 14th, 2019|Diseases, February 15th 2019 Issue, Grapes, New Developments, Pest Management, Production, Research, Ross Courtney, Weeds|

WSU researcher searches for ways to use the connection between soil microbiology and Concord vine health.

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  Risk reduction has its rewards – Video

Risk reduction has its rewards – Video

Ross Courtney2021-09-28T08:27:22-07:00February 13th, 2019|Apples, Diseases, February 1st 2019 Issue, Hort Show, Insects and mites, Jared Johnson, Pest Management, Production, Ross Courtney, TJ Mullinax, Videos, Weeds|

Panelists share some key tips to help bring success to your orchard.

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  New York viticulturist, climatologist earn Excellence in IPM Awards

New York viticulturist, climatologist earn Excellence in IPM Awards

Jonelle Mejica2021-09-28T08:27:34-07:00January 18th, 2019|Apples, Cherries, Diseases, Grapes, Insects and mites, Jonelle Mejica, Pears, Pest Management, Pesticides, Production, Research, Stone fruits, Technology and equipment, Updates, Weeds|

Alice Wise, viticulture and research specialist with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County, and Keith Eggleston, a climatologist with the

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  Switching to organic in the vineyard

Switching to organic in the vineyard

Ross Courtney2021-09-28T08:28:38-07:00November 15th, 2018|Crop management, Grapes, Jonelle Mejica, Marketing, New Developments, November 2018 Issue, Organics, Production, Research, Ross Courtney, Technology and equipment, Trade, Varieties, Viticulture, Weeds|

Welch’s grower shares costs and benefits involved with transitioning juice grapes.

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  ‘Be on the lookout for weeds that do not die’

‘Be on the lookout for weeds that do not die’

Peter Mitham2021-09-28T08:28:42-07:00November 6th, 2018|International, November 2018 Issue, Pest Management, Peter Mitham, Production, Trade, Weeds|

Growers in Canada watch for herbicide resistance as Ontario government issues memorandum warning.

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  Divide to conquer pests?

Divide to conquer pests?

Kate Prengaman2021-09-28T08:29:48-07:00June 21st, 2018|Diseases, Grapes, Insects and mites, June 2018 issue, Kate Prengaman, New Developments, Pest Management, Production, Research, Technology and equipment, Weeds|

Boutique grower credits unconventional trellis system for pest and disease prevention.

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  Weed eaters

Weed eaters

Kate Prengaman2021-09-28T08:30:39-07:00April 24th, 2018|April 15th 2018 issue, Grapes, Kate Prengaman, Weeds|

Herbicide resistance pushes California grape growers to try bringing back weed control strategies such as sheep and cultivation.

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  What lies beneath

What lies beneath

Ross Courtney2021-09-28T08:30:39-07:00April 24th, 2018|April 15th 2018 issue, New Developments, Pest Management, Research, Ross Courtney, Weeds|

A researcher seeks to determine which indicators are most important in soil.

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