February 15, 2025

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Disease Management

Featured stories about tree fruit disease management — and more — in this issue.

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Understanding adaptability in different climates

The chill factor for cherries in warmer climates

More funding for more fungi research

Crab apples may hold keys for fire blight resistance

Spot marks the X for little cherry disease infections — Video

Growers facing a fire blight pathogen predicament

Paul van Westreenen, a young grower from Echteld, Netherlands

Promoters with Northwest Cherries anchored the imagery for the 2024 marketing campaign with this stock image of a redhead enjoying her cherries. They plan to reuse it in 2025, along with the pink background color. (Courtesy Northwest Cherries)

More red ahead for cherry promotions

Details on a new dieback pathogen in the Pacific Northwest

Mike Taylor, left, the 2024 Cherry King, crowns 2025 Cherry King Gary Grove. Grove retired at the end of 2024, after 38 years as a pathologist at Washington State University, where he focused on helping cherry growers manage powdery mildew. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower)

Gary Grove crowned 2025 Cherry King

Good Stuff, February 15, 2025