Ag groups united
Tree fruit industry advocates believe the timing is right for Congress to pass an immigration reform bill. But it won’t
The future of Rainier cherries
The blush color of Rainier cherries sets the fruit apart in the marketplace. But color is also one of the
Red-fleshed apples
The red trait, which is common in crab apples and ornamentals, produces flesh colored anywhere from pink to deep red.
Why it matters where you sell your grapes
Colin Morrell With 700 wineries in Washington State and numerous more in neighboring states, wine grape growers have plenty of
Auction benefits research
Washington State’s wine industry will receive a big windfall this year when the Auction of Washington Wines contributes nearly $250,000
Good Stuff
Molded fruit Chinese businessman Steven Ding is selling plastic molds that can transform round or pear-shaped fruit into weird and
Good to Go
IPM academy focuses on shifting weather patterns Michigan State University is offering fruit growers a two-day workshop that focuses on
Quick Bites
British are Smitten Prevar Limited has licensed the rights to grow, market, and sell the Smitten apple in the United
Growers urged to make themselves heard
Jon Wyss, government affairs analyst for Gebbers Farms, urges tree fruit growers to make their voices heard in the next