EXPO update on SWD parasitoid releases
—by Matt Milkovich The invasive spotted wing drosophila can devastate cherries and blueberries in Michigan, where scientists are rearing and
Great Lakes EXPO speaker examines the sweetness-to-acidity ratio for sweet cider
Shanthanu Krishna Kumar, right, Penn State University assistant professor of tree fruit, discusses sweet cider marketing and flavor on Dec.
EXPO preview: Talking about your regeneration
Great Lakes EXPO speaker shares approaches to regenerate your soil, your plants and your bottom line.
Farmfluencers building brands for their farms
Branding brings benefits and drawbacks for agritourism.
Trellis tryout for peach production
Ohio growers share experiences with planar peach plantings.
Grand Rapids gathering
2024 Great Lakes EXPO packed with fruit sessions.
Hurricane Helene inflicts $6 billion in damages to Georgia ag
Hurricane Helene left behind an estimated $6.46 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and forestry industries, according to preliminary damage assessments...
Studies reveal a bitter pit breakdown
Michigan State University research into Honeycrisp physiology shows timing is key for managing bitter pit.
Apples made in the Midwest
Quest for the perfect variety grows beyond one region.
Industry advocating Eat More Apples campaign
Downturn in apple consumption sparks new marketing effort.