Oregon extends farm housing rules through winter
The state of Oregon has extended through the winter its temporary farm labor housing restrictions designed to prevent the spread
Oregon COVID-19 reimbursement deadlines near
Oregon growers have until Oct. 25 to apply for reimbursement for any extra costs they incurred while complying with the
An early peek at pathogens
WSU researcher develops rapid detection primers for postharvest disorders.
Growers hail a curtain call
Columbia Basin orchardists rig retractable netting system.
US government forgoes ag wage survey
This year, the federal government will not conduct the annual Agricultural Labor Survey used to set the Adverse Effect Wage
Washington’s Candy Mountain earns AVA
Candy Mountain, located near West Richland, was deemed Washington’s newest American Viticultural Area on Sept. 25 by the federal government.
Trade authorities agree to investigate blueberry imports
Blueberry associations throughout the nation have convinced U.S. trade authorities to investigate whether imports are harming the domestic market. At
Cherries get a lift — Video
Rural Washington state airport sees boost in cherry exports during otherwise down year.
A year of wings and prayers
Cherry harvest shapes up as a season of nuance, contrasts.
Transcontinental transfer keeps harvest on track
Peach orchards in Colorado and South Carolina shuttle H-2A workers to avoid job losses.