Which cherries do they like?
These cherries were part of a consumer variety tasting survey sponsored by Washington State University to learn more about consumer
Consumers like stem-free cherries
Skeena cherries came off this tree, leaving only their stems. Critical to the potential for mechanically harvesting stem-free sweet cherries
In My View — Will 20 million boxes be enough?
A 20-million-box crop? Is that where Pacific Northwest cherry production is headed? Since 1999, shipments of fresh, sweet cherries have
What is a bad cherry?
What is a bad cherry? It's a cherry that consumers don't want, and a cherry that slows down retail sales,
Tunnel vision
Rainier cherries from trees on Gisela 5 and 6 rootstocks were significantly larger when grown under tunnels than when grown
Holtzinger has high-tech Rainier line
Holtzinger Fruit Company has installed a state-of-the-art packing line specially for Rainier cherries. Holtzinger Fruit Company in Yakima, Washington, has
Sustainable viticulture
Different summer annuals, including sunflowers and vegetables, are planted near the grapevines at Seven Hills Vineyards to add biodiversity.
Korean agreement reduces tree fruit tariffs
U.S. sweet cherry exports will benefit immediately from reduced tariffs if the proposed free trade agreement with the Republic of
Vinea achieves IOBC certification
The Vinea sustainable wine grape program, launched three years ago by a group of Walla Walla Valley growers and vintners,
Marketing cherries by flavor
As part of his consumer quality research, Dr. Matt Whiting will investigate the potential for grouping cherry varieties by flavor