Insect and disease scouting surveys underway
Here's your chance to participate in insect and disease scouting surveys underway in Washington state.
Studying the rot of the problem
Sour rot can be a frustrating foe in vineyards, but after more than a decade studying it, researcher Wendy McFadden-Smith
Good to Know: Help for managing Oriental fruit moth
OFM damage is on the rise in Washington orchards.
Divide to conquer pests?
Boutique grower credits unconventional trellis system for pest and disease prevention.
Quarantine in New York’s Niagara County for European cherry fruit fly
U.S. officials are taking action to stop the potential spread of an invasive fruit fly that could threaten the cherry crop in New York state.
Promoting native plants in vineyards
Will they prove worth the trouble for growers?
Pest spotters
Scout teams help growers target, dial in their IPM.
Bees may do better being kept in the dark
CA storage could give bees an edge in the fight against the devastating Varroa mite.
USDA awards $63.5m to support clean plant stock
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced $63.5 million for efforts to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive pests
Trent Graybill, a young grower from Zillah, Washington
family background / Trent is a first-generation farmer who started growing cherries alongside his wife, Shelly, and father-in-law, Dwayne Bowman.