An alluring six-headed hydra
New England growers try grafting pest-attractive varieties onto trap trees.
Pondering a pollen pathway
Clemson studying virus transmission in peach orchards.
New app available for little cherry disease and insect scouting
Washington State University and Oregon State University announced in a news release the availability of a new app designed to
Risk mitigation strategies for little cherry-driven removal and replant
There’s no down time after harvest for cherry growers battling little cherry disease. They urgently need to remove infected trees
The root of armor
Search for root rot-resistant Prunus rootstocks backed by $5 million USDA grant.
State traps hundreds of Japanese beetles in Yakima Valley; asks public to help by reporting and trapping
The Washington State Department of Agriculture caught hundreds of Japanese beetles on the first day of checking the recently placed beetle traps, according to a news release.
Triumph over apple scab
University of Minnesota release has two layers of resistance.
Confirmed sighting of Asian giant hornet in Snohomish County
Entomologists from the Washington State Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed the first report of an
Drew Lyon named interim chair of WSU department of crop and soil sciences
Drew Lyon Drew Lyon, Washington State University’s endowed chair in small grains extension and research, weed science, will serve a
New York apples open to all
Latest Cornell releases will fill different sales niches in apple market.