January 1, 2023

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2023 Outlook

Featured stories about the outlook for the fruit industry in 2023 — and more — in this issue.

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Lower exportations for Washington fruit industry

Study links spotted lanternfly and vine decline

Ag HR goes online

Yakima preserving Fruit Row history

Investor owners remain interested in agriculture — Video

Successful farm succession

Joseph and David Tisch, young growers from Mount Horeb, Wisconsin.

Cash prices for Concord grapes continued to rise in 2022, hitting a record $407 per ton in Washington, with low inventories and low imports continuing to set favorable conditions for growers, Trent Ball of Yakima Valley College shared with the Washington State Grape Society at their annual meeting. (Kate Prengaman/Good Fruit Grower)

Concord prices continue gaining

An image of the book, “Tree Fruit Trade,” by Desmond O'Rourke, published in 2022 by the Washington State University Press.

O’Rourke: Columbia Basin’s bounty reshaped the fruit industry

Grower and researcher honored for distinguished service in Michigan

Washington industry leaders honored at annual meeting banquet