How to attract workers
Growers hoping to recruit good workers need to invest in their work force, says Paul Baker, executive director of the
Growers hoping to recruit good workers need to invest in their work force, says Paul Baker, executive director of the
Ensuring that workers are adequately housed is a priority at Orchard View Farms, a major cherry producer in The Dalles,
Pheromone-dispensing puffers, around for a decade, have an extensive reach in California where they are used for mating disruption in
A general shortage of employees and increasing demand for housing has prompted the construction of a seasonal housing development at
Food-safety incidents, like fires, are never planned or expected. But being prepared could mean the difference between containing an incident
Bill Bleasdale of Tiger Weed Management designed and manufactured a new piece of equipment he calls the Tiger Clearwing Moth
During the four years since Washington State introduced its cholinesterase-testing program for farmworkers who handle certain pesticides, the number of
From top to bottom: Adult apple clearwing moth on daisy; apple clearwing moth larva in bark chip; apple clearwing moth
Water meters could help British Columbia fruit growers better manage orchard irrigation, if a decade of experience in the South
Shriveling grape berries on severely water-stressed vines mysteriously begin expanding again at veraison, even while the leaves are wilting. For