February 1, 2021

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Horticulture and viticulture

Featured stories about horticulture, viticulture and more in this issue.

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A pathway for pears

App delivers new language for labels

Collaborative robotics tested in tree fruit

Organic ins and outs

Study targets grapevine sources and sinks

Changing overtime rules for ag

Cold boundary for Northern EverCrisp growers

Washington vineyard betting on bubbles

Weather events make farming riskier and harder

Clayton Ringer, a young grower from The Dalles, Oregon

Fighting spotted lanternfly

Washington state fines Gebbers Farms $2 million for COVID-19 safety violations

Early-season scouting for grape powdery mildew

Hansen: Far-reaching research is just getting started

Scharlau: Front row seats for all

NHC welcomes two new staff members

During a tour held in conjunction with the International Fruit Tree Association’s annual conference in February, visitors trudge through a V-system block at a Riveridge Land Co. orchard in Grant, Michigan. Riveridge first planted trees on V-trellis in 2014 and now grows 260 acres of apples on the system, which is more common in the Western United States. (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)

IFTA shares details on virtual February meeting