WSU research field day

The university's Sunrise Orchard near Wenatchee serves as a living laboratory for scientists who are working to solve practical problems for the tree fruit industry.

Geraldine Warner

This article appears in the Web 2010 issue of Good Fruit Grower

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WSU research field day

The university's Sunrise Orchard near Wenatchee serves as a living laboratory for scientists who are working to solve practical problems for the tree fruit industry.

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