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Northwest cherry growers like the look of the cropProducers expect to pack 20 million boxes of quality fruit. |
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Bill Shoemaker to retireBill Shoemaker, superintendent and senior research specialist at the University of Illinois St. Charles Horticultural Research Cente, is retiring after 30 years with the university. |
New Web site for Ontario growersThe Ontario Tender Fruit Producers Marketing Board has launched a new Web site for growers and marketers to use as a marketing and communications tool. The site is at www.ontariotenderfruit.ca. |
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Growers appointed to Michigan Apple CommitteeMichigan apple growers Bob Gregory and Mark Youngquist have been appointed to the Michigan Apple Committee for terms ending in 2015. |
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California tree fruit forecast a mixed bagSome counties are reporting more than a 30 percent loss in stone fruit crops from mid-April hail storms. |
Growers seek ways to keep vineyard costs down with no-prune methods and field grafting.
Washington State University scheduled two field days this fall for growers to see and taste its new variety at harvest.
Washington State University's new research orchard provides enough space for research to be followed from field to bottle.
The university's Sunrise Orchard serves as a living laboratory for scientists who are working to solve practical problems for the tree fruit industry.
Apple flea weevils hijacked the agenda at the Organic Tree Fruit Association’s first official field day at Earth First Farm in Michigan.
Added: 2012-04-11
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