Economics of replanting
How do growers evaluate block profitability?
Growers reduce Northwest cherry crop estimate at five-state meeting
Northwest sweet cherry growers are predicting a 2022 crop of 13.6 million 20-pound box equivalents, or 136,800 tons, which is
Dininny: Tell us about you
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Learning to lead
New training program aims to fill gaps in resources available for farm supervisors.
Dininny: Another year of Good Fruit tidings
We’re looking forward to joining you at the hort shows and beyond.
Dininny: We’re growing forward this fall
New circulation coordinator joins Good Fruit Grower.
New pear people
Starting jobs during the pandemic hasn’t slowed the progress of new pear scientists.
John Carter: 1946–2021
John Carter, a longtime cherry grower in The Dalles, Oregon, and former Good Fruit Grower of the Year, died Aug.
Jim Koempel: 1945–2021
Longtime orchardist Jim Koempel died July 26 at his home in Dryden, Washington, following a prolonged battle with Parkinson’s disease.
Two new AVAs in Washington
The federal government has formally recognized two new American Viticultural Areas in Washington, bringing the state’s total number of AVAs