AgWeatherNet to offer frost forecasts for the Washington tree fruit industry
Observed low temperatures from AgWeatherNet stations, such as these seen on March 11, will be the foundation of the WSU-run
Observed low temperatures from AgWeatherNet stations, such as these seen on March 11, will be the foundation of the WSU-run
Washington growers concerned about retroactive overtime pay liability got one step closer to certainty on Tuesday, when the state Senate
Western Growers launches initiative to accelerate development of viable automated harvest technologies for specialty crops, from apples to strawberries.
Insects capable of spreading red blotch virus remain a worry in Oregon vineyards, but with improved water management strategies, some growers may learn to live with the pathogen.
Tree fruit education, ag tech insight and thoughtful conversations with other farmers are now available in podcast form.
WSU entomologists and industry partners learn about X disease vectors to help the cherry industry optimize management.
Seen here in screenshots from the virtual meeting held Feb. 24, Washington State University’s Karen Lewis leads a discussion with
As X disease epidemic spurs more orchard removal, spotlight turns to protecting a healthy tree supply for replanting.
Experts share the latest findings and best practices for managing X disease.
New compliance focus and new training program proposal in Washington aim to improve pesticide safety without additional regulation.