A grower’s tale of sucker grafts and drive rows
California’s Jeff Colombini discusses growing techniques, economics.
California growers choosing almonds over apricots
Labor costs for stone fruit production push growers toward nut crops.
Colorado replants and reimagines
Following a killing freeze, some family fruit farms are reconsidering their future.
Washington’s drought worsens
Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday expanded Washington’s drought to cover nearly half the state, including most of Central Washington’s
Water wins for Eastern Washington
Congress approves Western water plans, boosts Bureau of Reclamation budget.
Extra cuticle cuts water demand in the vineyard
Researcher targeting spotted wing drosophila finds coating good for water-saving application.
Ag groups respond to Trump’s proposed budget
Here is an ongoing roundup of responses to President Donald Trump's federal budget proposal, which was released Tuesday, May 23.
Climate change is complicated for grape growers
Wine grape growers share thoughts on how climate changes will impact vineyards.
Northeastern growers are coming around to the idea of irrigating
Irrigation reconsidered in normally rainy Northeastern U.S.
WSU to host event on climate’s effect on grapes
In the Pacific Northwest, the warm spring and summer of 2016 led to the earliest and largest harvest on record, followed