Researchers are rethinking replant
Field trials underway to see if biological alternatives to fumigation can be a practical option for apple growers
New Zealand growers welcome IFTA Study Tour groups
The International Fruit Tree Association 2018 summer tour and conference kicked off with a welcome dinner at a restored theater
No-dig trellis is on solid ground
Agricultural engineer uses steel posts and concrete footings for above-ground trellis system.
Should you grow vertical or V?
That’s the question when preparing for robotic pickers in your orchard.
The good and bad of different rootstocks
Nursery owner warns growers it’s not as simple as asking which rootstock is the best.
Good to Know: Signs of brittle graft unions
Researchers have new findings on Geneva 41.
GMO Arctic Fuji apple passes another approval milestone
Okanagan Specialty Fruits, maker of the genetically-modified, non browning Arctic announced today their GMO Arctic Fuji has been approved by
Ohio grower adds a touch of tech to his orchard
Former information-technology specialist uses computer skills in pick-your-own venture.
Finding success the cooperative way
The fewer grower cooperatives packing fruit in the industry today still play crucial role.
The challenges of storing organic apples
Last season, Washington harvested 13 million boxes of organic apples and even more are expected this year, which means that