May 15, 2022

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Cherries

Featured stories about cherries, and more, in this issue.

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Trellising more than trees

Pruning robot makes the first cut

Weeds that foster disease

Tech to take on the future

Two-year trip from vine to wine

To predict bitter pit, let it sit

Horticultural consultant Win Cowgill led a panel of growers during the International Fruit Tree Association’s 65th annual conference in February. The topic was how to tell the difference between effective products and “snake oils.” (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)

Don’t trust, verify

Future forecasts call for more heat, more often

Apples in extreme heat

A lot of choices for cherry rootstocks

A Washington fruit grower is continuing to sell scion wood for the Carneval cherry despite the concern of the Canadian government breeding program that claims plant rights. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower)

Carneval cherry challenge

Connor Duim, a young grower from Zillah, Washington

Nights in shining orchards

Thurlby: Fruitful thinking

Codling moth control: The math on mating disruption

Wafla hires CEO, communications director

Oregon orchards needed for wasp release