The Cosmic two-pick
Some growers are choosing to color pick their WA 38 apples.
Cooperation keeps out coronavirus
Oregon growers dodge housing-related outbreaks and major labor shortages.
AgWeatherNet looking for station thieves
AgWeatherNet officials at Washington State University suspect thieves have recently stolen two weather stations worth about $10,000 each. (Courtesy Washington
Hort Show Day 3: Pests
Organic control of common pests and diseases highlight morning session.
Hort Show Day 2: Tech session
Labor tracking and Smart Orchard dominate discussions.
Hort Show Day 1: Apple variety overload again a topic at annual conference
Phil Lempert, keynote speaker at the Washington State Tree Fruit Association's live video event on Dec. 7, discussed consumer and
Prophecies from a Supermarket Guru
Keynote Hort Show speaker to share predictions of future grocery shopping.
Retirement extensions benefit industry extension work
University of California academics continue to work in retirement as industry needs continue to shift.
Grape Society annual meeting starts off with soil and weed management talks
A Washington State University soil scientist and a Cornell University weed scientist kicked off the 49th annual Washington State Grape
WSU finishes Plant Sciences Building in Pullman
On Nov. 16, Washington State University celebrated the opening of its new $66 million Plant Sciences Building on the Pullman