Management of mites and menaces in the vineyard
Picking off pesky vineyard pests one by one.
Picking off pesky vineyard pests one by one.
New thresholds for pest and predator monitoring can give growers more data for IPM decisions.
Pear growers share experiences switching to softer psylla control.
Northwest cherry growers fight against oozing outbreaks and signs of antibiotic resistance.
Kyler, a fourth-generation farmer in the White Salmon Valley, graduated from Washington State University with a fruit and vegetable management degree. He’s married to Payton and is the son of Dena and John Riggleman.
Organic demand curves give Washington apple marketers pause.
Researchers offer best practices for ensuring long-term health when storing organic apples.
One leafhopper species appears responsible for most of Washington’s X disease transmission. Scientists are studying it from every aspect to offer growers more sustainable control strategies.
On the final day of the International Fruit Tree Association’s annual meeting in Yakima, Washington, Feb. 14, the group took a break from orchard innovation and technology talks to honor members for their significant contributions to the industry...
Even smart technology and computer vision requires sound gauges, nozzles and fans on sprayers.