Good Fruit Grower - March 1st 2007 -

Good Question: And the greatest breakthrough in orchard pest control would be...?

Geraldine Warner

Last Bite

John Baule

Don’t grow small cherries

Geraldine Warner

Codling Moth Has a New Calendar

A research report from Dr. Alan Knight, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Yakima Agricultural Research Laboratory

Consistent Quality Key to Profitability

Dave Carlson

Apple maggot on the move

Geraldine Warner

Cherry growers take the bait

Geraldine Warner

Growing more cherries

Melissa Hansen

B.C. growers support survival strategy

Terry Edwards

Breeders aim for a perfect cherry

Geraldine Warner

Future challenges for genebanks

J. Postman, K. Hummer, E. Stover, R. Krueger, P. Forsline, L.J. Grauke, F. Zee, T. Ayala-Silva, B. Irish

New mites invade Washington vineyards

Melissa Hansen

New pests threaten B.C. grapes

Peter Mitham

Exclusion is your first defense

Peter Mitham

Apple maggot found in B.C.

Peter Mitham

Drift is a chronic grape problem

Melissa Hansen

Europe irked by wine tax break

Peter Mitham

Low-cost fence keeps deer out

Melissa Hansen

Sweet solution stays on the shelf

Geraldine Warner

Alternative pest controls

Melissa Hansen

Thinning may affect mite control

Geraldine Warner

Putting buffers to work

Melissa Hansen

Managing pesticide drift

Melissa Hansen

Timing is critical

Geraldine Warner

Phasing out Guthion

Geraldine Warner

Switching new products for old

Geraldine Warner

Plenty of options for pest control

Geraldine Warner

Looking for a pesticide solution

Geraldine Warner

Banana Terrorists or New Era?

James Black