Automation is on the horizon, and it would be beneficial if you’re planting with that in mind.

“It takes years to turn orchards from a big, wild 3-D tree to a narrow canopy — a […]

The commission board also approved the export budget of $7.7 million for the upcoming 2016-17 crop, based on a crop of 135 million cartons.

If you want to implement labor-saving mechanization, you should start the conversation with the end user – your employees.

The new sprayers are designed specifically for timely, customized applications.

Pruning crew believed to be responsible for pilfering nearly 200 newly-planted trees from orchards in Ohio.

Industry group says new site is responsive to different formats, designed to be more consumer and industry friendly.

Modern blocks can increase your production, but if your training system is shoddy, you could see major losses.

Just ask any grower who has placed a help wanted ad.

USDA APHIS is extending the comment period on the proposed rule that would amend the regulations to allow […]

Apples from Washington State among the supplies sent to astronauts in the space station.

Recently renovated Fly Creek Cider Mill & Orchard to host live NBC broadcasts on Thursday and Friday.

Red apple slices sold separately and in lots with sliced vegetables could contain Listeria Monocytogenes.

Always follow the instructions on the product’s label.

Researchers say snow does not kill spores, but it does complicate spraying copper and other products.

Variety claimed the top spot in U.S. Apple Association’s first-ever “Apple Madness” tournament.

Vermont apple grower finds tree in orchard, discovers it has unique profile which makes it a good addition to sweet and hard cider blends.

Consumer trends are among the topics at the annual AgroFresh “Crunch Academy.”

New York Apple Association, Inc. contributes $55,000 to Center For Produce Safety.