November 2008 Issue

Emmanuel de Lapparent Europe now has close to 30 managed or club varieties supported by marketing groups. The

Northwest cherries delighted Korean shoppers. Keith Hu I remember the first time I travelled to Korea on cherry business. It

Top left: Seedlings showing powdery mildew. Bottom left: Bags are used to protect new seedlings from cross pollinization. Right: The

The Port of Benton's Vintner's Village is nearly filled to capacity after just a few years. The development is home

Movable wires are needed in growing these RosyGlo apple whips because of the wind in the Provence region of France.

The next IFTA conference will be held in Berlin, Germany, to coincide with the Fruit Logistica fair in February. The

Pick a tree fruit, and most have cultural associations going back centuries. Apples hearken back to Adam and Eve, pomegranates

Early labels were printed using stone lithography. The story of the ­citrus label industry is similar to that of the

Federal Funds Approved for Tree Fruit The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Specialty Crop Block Grant Program will help fund several

Get ready for a celebration at the Washington State Horticultural Association's annual convention in Yakima, December 1-3, says Mark Holtzinger,