2020 HORT SHOW & EXPO COVERAGE
Coverage from the 116th Washington State Tree Fruit Association Annual Meeting and Northwest Hort Expo and the Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable & Farm Market EXPO.

Hort Show Day 3: Pests
Organic control of common pests and diseases highlight morning session. Read More »

Profit by precision: 2020 Good Fruit Grower of the Year
2020 Grower of the Year Rod Farrow reflects on a career on the leading edge of precision horticulture in New York. Read More »

X disease headlines Hort Show morning session
Day 2 of NW Hort Show starts with focus on pests and diseases. Read More »

Hort Show Day 2: Tech session
Labor tracking and Smart Orchard dominate discussions. Read More »

Nonfamily traditions: 2020 Good Fruit Grower of the Year
Farrow shares insights on planning successful farm transitions. Read More »

The king of crop load: 2020 Good Fruit Grower of the Year
Precision crop load management drives Farrow’s success. Read More »

Success starts in the nursery: 2020 Good Fruit Grower of the Year
For detail-driven Farrow, designer trees produced in the home nursery provide the best start for super spindle orchards. Read More »

The shows will go on(line)
Get the most out of your virtual conference experience. Read More »

Prophecies from a Supermarket Guru
Keynote Hort Show speaker to share predictions of future grocery shopping. Read More »

Snyder: Agriculture is essential for a fruitful future
This year’s WSTFA Annual Meeting and NW Hort Expo is going to a virtual platform. Read More »

DeVaney: Essential doesn’t mean easy
Reflecting on the Washington State Tree Fruit Association’s busy 2020 and looking ahead at industry priorities for 2021. Read More »