Soft spray program for pears
Though a no-organophosphate codling moth control program is more expensive at first, it’s not long before growers are saving money,
Though a no-organophosphate codling moth control program is more expensive at first, it’s not long before growers are saving money,
The U.S. Apple Association, the Northwest Horticultural Council, and the British Columbia Fruit Growers’ Association have all stated their opposition
The latest release from WSU, WA 38, is an eye-catching, large, dark red apple with a remarkably firm, crisp, and
Pear trees growing at the repository In spring (inset) and fall. As unique and individually colorful as are the fruit
For many in the United States, when they think of pears, the image is of the fully ripe, yellow, fragrant,
An areawide effort to control codling moth without organophosphate chemicals has resulted in better control of both codling moth and
The Wonder Weeder has cultivating heads that roll along the ground and eliminate vegetation. Designed to avoid tree damage,
US 71655-014 has been tested in Hood River, Oregon, for ten years, and is expected to be released soon. A
Safe food is an unobjectionable term. No one wants unsafe food. To assure the safety of the produce sold to
Fruit packing cooperatives are becoming something of an oddity in the Washington tree fruit industry, which is dominated today by