Disaster declaration approved for Washington cherry growers
On March 18, the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Washington’s request for a natural disaster designation due to losses during last year’s cherry crop...
On March 18, the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Washington’s request for a natural disaster designation due to losses during last year’s cherry crop...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Oregon’s request for a natural disaster designation after the state’s cherry growers lost an average of 35 percent of their crop...
Washington wine industry looks at positioning itself for success in an era of shifting consumer demands.
After a dry-season respite in recent years, powdery mildew pressure is back in Northwest cherry orchards.
New thresholds for pest and predator monitoring can give growers more data for IPM decisions.
Registration is open for the International Fruit Tree Association’s study tour in South Africa, scheduled for December...
Sustainable management of grape mealybug a top priority for Washington wine industry.
Northwest cherry growers fight against oozing outbreaks and signs of antibiotic resistance.
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.