More moth math needed for Washington orchards
As sterile codling moth applications grow in Washington, so do questions about the conditions under which the treatment performs well.
As sterile codling moth applications grow in Washington, so do questions about the conditions under which the treatment performs well.
Experts from British Columbia’s sterile insect release program share the answers to their most frequently asked questions.
—by Ross Courtney and Shannon Dininny Natalie Smeller of Wenatchee High School, center, judges Red Delicious apple trays at the
—by Matt Milkovich The invasive spotted wing drosophila can devastate cherries and blueberries in Michigan, where scientists are rearing and
Stakeholder networks attempt to slow spread of spotted lanternfly.
Washington State University's fourth annual tree fruit research field day is scheduled Tuesday, Aug. 6...
West Coast entomologists on lookout for borer attacking fruit, not trees.
Ag tech company pursues new codling moth sterilization method.
Industry groups in the Columbia River Gorge region between Washington and Oregon have developed online reporting systems for unmanaged orchards and backyard fruit trees...
Fickle pests vex entomologists studying how to kill them.