Northwest pear industry votes to increase assessment
Facing declining crop volumes and budget, Northwest pear officials increased annual assessments for the first time in 25 years.
Facing declining crop volumes and budget, Northwest pear officials increased annual assessments for the first time in 25 years.
Last year, pear growers and processors had the foresight to negotiate a two-year contract and offer stability and price increases
University of California academics continue to work in retirement as industry needs continue to shift.
How Gerber/Nestle is helping maintain Michigan industry.
Peshastin pear growers say that without marketing and postharvest handling changes to spur consumer demand, prices put them in a precarious position.
The compromise proposal is a “step in the right direction,” according to committee chair, but some growers say it doesn’t go far enough.
The Pear Bureau Northwest’s annual meetings will be held via webinar May 26–29. The meetings are open to all interested
Smith Orchards preserves a family farming history with modernization in mind.