Western Growers applauds U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement
Western Growers, who represents local and regional family farmers growing fresh produce in Arizona, California, Colorado and New Mexico, provided
Communication key to managing workplace complaints
How grievance policies make for better workers and businesses.
Willett: A long history of scraping by
Fire blight and the dawn of the Cooperative Extension System.
Crafting rosé with intention
Pink wine creates new market, new approach to fruit quality.
Zhou & Melgar: Where do nutrients go when you fertilize trees?
Researchers explore how ripening season affects peach tree nutrient requirements.
Sallato: Calcium deficiencies in fruit
WSU extension specialist explains how plant nutrition affects your orchard, production and fruit quality.
WSU wine research seminar on April 17 to focus on smoke exposure
The impact of smoke taint from wildfires is the focus of the Washington Advancements in Viticulture and Enology (WAVEx) research seminar on April 17 in Richland, Washington.
Cornell analysis of N.Y. apple industry reveals bigger economic impact
Cornell University researchers, using a new, more precise framework for economic impact analysis, found the New York apple industry has a 21 percent larger economic impact compared to traditional models.
Washington wine growers harvest second largest crop on record in 2018
Washington wine grape growers harvested 261,000 tons in 2018, the second largest crop in history, according to the annual Grape
US Apple flies in to Washington D.C.
Almost 100 apple growers from across the country traveled to Washington D.C. this week for the U.S. Apple Association’s annual