Cherry producers in five Northwest states anticipate a 17-million-box crop with better market timing among the growing regions, and they hope that will lead to a profitable season. That was their message at the annual five-state Northwest Cherry Growers meeting May 15 in Richland, Washington.
Washington State University and Oregon State University will present a virtual cherry field day on July 6 from 10 a.m.
Key export market for Northwest U.S. producers rapidly ramps up its domestic production of revered fruit.
Marketers scramble to create online impulse shopping for cherries post-coronavirus.
Orchards nearing bloom at risk for high levels of cold damage, according to WSU.
Errors in the supply chain cause deliveries of incorrect cherry rootstocks, but new technology may help prevent future errors.
