Water, water nowhere, but apples get enough to drink
In Western Sonoma County, apples can grow sans irrigation while drought looms across much of California.
Just how hot is it as growers keep their cool?
Research into real-time fruit temperature sensors should show if there’s value to be gained by precision cooling.
Pushing precision into practice in the vineyard
Wine grape growers have more to learn about precision viticulture.
Washington State Grape Society annual meeting and trade show to be held Nov. 18–19
The Washington State Grape Society will hold its 2021 annual meeting and trade show Nov. 18–19 in Grandview, Washington. Along
Washington Winegrowers to host WineVit 2022 in-person Feb. 7–10
The Washington Winegrowers Association announced in a news release plans to hold WineVit 2022 in-person Feb. 7–10 at the Three
Organic growers’ input sought on sanitizers, pheromones and other tools up for sunset review
Several materials that organic tree fruit producers depend on are up for sunset review by the National Organic Standards Board
WSU leads Cosmic Crisp field days as harvest approaches
Washington State University led a field day focused on WA 38, the apple marketed as Cosmic Crisp, at Monument Hill
Gem reaches Year 3
Producers of dual-threat pear now have enough volume to market more aggressively.
Table grape settings
Seedless varieties could be a viable crop in New England.
Good to Know: Ten pruning rules
Universal techniques that deliver high yields and packouts of apples and pears.