Autonomous approach coming for tree fruit — Video
A self-driving sprayer may be coming to the tree fruit industry.
Juan Ojeda, a young grower from Royal City, Washington
Juan is a second-generation tree fruit farmer who recently joined Simplot Growers. He’s the son of Celina and Juan Ojeda.
Organic production suffers with the silent treatment
Grower comments help protect access to needed materials.
Latest pesticide residue report now available
Good Fruit Grower received the following announcement from the Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission: Since 2011, the Washington Tree Fruit
Orchards facing an unwanted legacy
Washington environmental authorities look for ways to screen historic orchard properties for lead and arsenic of yesteryear.
Grapes without glyphosate
Moving toward IPM for weed control requires diversifying herbicides.
Dicamba drift decision: $265 million
Jury finds in favor of Missouri peach farmer.
Codling moth comeback
Growers try variety of methods to check a possible codling moth resurgence.
It’s a matter of timing for codling moths
Entomologist reminds growers to use all the tools on time.
Chlorpyrifos ban proposed in Washington state
Washington state senators introduce bill to prohibit most uses of Lorsban.