Pushback on cherry powdery mildew
After a dry-season respite in recent years, powdery mildew pressure is back in Northwest cherry orchards.
After a dry-season respite in recent years, powdery mildew pressure is back in Northwest cherry orchards.
Northeast growers grapple with mysterious tree damage on exposed rootstocks.
New research evaluates sanitizing strategies for harvest bins and picking bags.
Sustainable management of grape mealybug a top priority for Washington wine industry.
Companies begin process of commercializing grape mealybug pheromone.
Northwest cherry growers fight against oozing outbreaks and signs of antibiotic resistance.
Researchers offer best practices for ensuring long-term health when storing organic apples.
Powdery mildew project strengthens framework for fungicide resistance testing.
One leafhopper species appears responsible for most of Washington’s X disease transmission. Scientists are studying it from every aspect to offer growers more sustainable control strategies.
A new economic analysis shows the value of removing trees infected with X disease.