ARE large Galas worth the effort?
Growing large Galas, especially in the eastern United States, is challenging, though it can be done by combining aggressive pruning,
Growing large Galas, especially in the eastern United States, is challenging, though it can be done by combining aggressive pruning,
A combination of fish oil and lime sulfur is the clear winner in more than 200 apple thinning trials conducted
Genetic markers are speeding up the process of fruit breeding and making breeding programs more efficient, says Washington State University's
Stone fruit growers and researchers are experimenting with a variety of chemical thinning and mechanical practices that could reduce the
Thinning will be important in highly efficient cherry systems like this Washington State University orchard that has angled fruiting walls
Michigan researchers, following two years of study, continue to be encouraged by the potential of a new bee for tree
A scanning electron microscopy photo taken on July 31, 2006, shows that Bing (left) was further advanced than the Chelan
As researchers are learning that some of the new, reduced-risk pesticides are not always friendly to natural enemies important in
We all know that climate and weather play a critical role in the economic success or failure of commercial fruit
To improve bee pollination during bloom, tree fruit growers should focus on colony strength, number of colonies per acre, colony