Aid available for cherry growers removing little cherry disease-infected blocks
Washington cherry growers can now turn to federal aid to help with the cost of removing entire cherry blocks to
WSU-OSU virtual cherry field day July 6
Washington State University and Oregon State University will present a virtual cherry field day on July 6 from 10 a.m.
Training video will help scouts spot little cherry disease
Just like in the coronavirus pandemic facing our communities, one of the challenges with the little cherry disease epidemic in
How to do your do-over
Why replanting vineyards is more than just planting again.
Grape growers ready to root
Washington’s leading grapevine nursery shares what growers need to know if they want to plant grafted vines.
Smart scouting for little cherry disease — Video
Using a checklist approach can help scouts detect little cherry disease symptoms that can vary based on pathogen, cultivar and
Time for more grapevine testing
Washington State University virologist encourages grape growers to test more often.
DuPont and Harper: Better disease detection
Scouting and sampling for X phytoplasma and little cherry virus in 2020.
G.935 research results inconclusive
Researchers still can’t blame Geneva 935 rootstock declines on virus.
Northwest pulling peaches
X disease, on top of economic pressure, leads growers to push out enough peaches and nectarines that the industry halts assessments for marketing.