A direct marketer’s directory of apple varieties |
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Overcoming ripeness challengesGrowers can use canopy, irrigation, and crop management strategies to ripen their grapes in a timely manner. |
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Last Bite Variety RoundupMore than 30 club apple varieties are being grown around the world. The success of a new variety will depend on its distinctiveness, consistent quality, and the efforts of those growing, packing, and marketing it. |
Getting it ripe |
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Grape berry physiology |
In My View - Chris SchlectDecisions by the federal government appear to be driven by a bias against conventional pesticides. |
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When are grapes ripe?Grape ripeness is difficult to define. |
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NEW APPLE is first of manyWSU to release a range of apple varieties |
Antibiotic on organic sunset list |
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New apples for New York |
Good Point - Kevin MoffittA study shows that increases in market development spending between 2002 and 2009 returned $35 for every dollar spent. |
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Apple growers need good niche apples |
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New York growers join the club |
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Avoid hazards when choosing cherries to plantWith all of these new varieties, however, choosing the right one for a new planting can be both confusing and risky. For this reason, a sweet cherry variety trial was established at Omeg Orchards in The Dalles, Oregon, to evaluate new varieties available to growers. Some of the most recent introductions available to Pacific Northwest producers are reviewed in this article. |
Nova Scotia apple growers like their replant program—and extended it |
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A grower reaches out to consumers |
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Exclusively New York |
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Pox-resistant plum registeredPlum pox-resistant plum registered |














