Swiss interested in Geneva stocks
Fireblight-resistant apple rootstocks developed at Cornell University in Geneva, New York, could secure a place in the Swiss apple industry,
Regina, the shy bearer
Manuel Ybarra of Quincy, Washington, and other Pacific Northwest growers learn about how to maximize Regina cherry production at the
Bigger and better cherries
Fran Pierce (left) and Mark Hanrahan check Kiona cherries for size. Kiona, a cross of Glacier and Cashmere, is one
Bee parasite sequenced
U.S. Department of Agriculture scientists at the Bee Research Laboratory in Beltsville, Maryland, have sequenced the genome of a parasite
Good Point – Jennifer Witherbee
It's almost time to send the Washington Apple Education Foundation's 2009 crop of scholarship winners off on their college adventures.
Growers can improve returns by leaving fruit in the orchard.
To pick or not to pick Low prices for small apples during the past season reinforced the notion that growers
Hot spot for Pinot Noir
Lois and Mike Thiede's Ginkgo Forest Winery is near the Petrified Ginkgo Forest State Park. They have planted hundreds of
Good crop on the tree
The Washington apple industry expects to harvest a crop of large, high-quality apples this fall, which is what buyers want.
Good Stuff
Tunnel tour Haygrove Tunnels is organizing a tour to the United Kingdom to give U.S. growers an opportunity to see
Autosorting at the orchard
Technology that will be tested in Washington State this harvest could help apple growers sort out undesirable fruit in the