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.
Cherry growers in the Northwest expect to harvest roughly 20 million boxes, or 200,000 tons, of cherries this year...
Of all produce, cherries showed the highest percentage of dollar growth in March to September 2020 compared to the same
Series of webinars next week organized by WSU Extension feature cherry, apple and pear priorities.
The 78th Annual Cherry Institute will be held Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021, via electronic format, according to a news release
The Northwest sweet cherry harvest has begun its seasonal descent, and the industry estimates a volume totaling more than 190,000
Pandemic pressures push cherry promotions to quickly adapt to online shopping and digital marketing, but Northwest Cherry Growers is up to the challenge.
The annual 5-state meeting of Cherry Growers Northwest, normally held in a Richland, Washington, hotel, convened virtually on May 13
Northwest Cherry Growers released their initial crop estimate this week, predicting a harvest of 20.5 million boxes. That’s down somewhat
