Promising Technology To Expand Hard Cider Industry Posted by Christina Herrick|November 14, 2014 Demand growing as researchers explore the possibilities of mechanical harvesting. Read More
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Seeing The Positives In Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Invasion By James R. McFerson|November 11, 2014 When it comes to tree fruit and many other specialty crops, BMSB probably falls into the catastrophic category.
Plant These Hard Cider Apple Varieties By Christina Herrick|November 10, 2014 Choosing the right variety can have a huge impact on the flavors of hard cider.
What To Do Before Jumping On The Hard Cider Bandwagon By Christina Herrick|November 10, 2014 Researchers offer suggestions of what to watch out for before planting heirloom or European hard cider varieties.
USDA Announces Loss Adjustment For Late Apple Harvest In The Pacific Northwest Posted by Christina Herrick|November 6, 2014 Multi-Peril Crop Insurance policyholders may be approved for extension of coverage due to warm autumn.
New York Apple Industry Awarded $75K To Connect Farms With Consumers Posted by Christina Herrick|November 5, 2014 Organization to partner with online guide to agritourism events targeted at residents in New York City.
Is Your Orchard Fit For A 5K? By Christina Herrick|November 5, 2014 Hosting a race can be a great way to tie your farm market to the running and fitness craze.
Matson Fruit Automates Storage With Robotics By David Eddy|November 4, 2014 High-tech cranes “read” barcodes and retrieve pallets, increasing capacity on less square footage.
Research Eyes Geneitcs To Determine Apple Acidity Posted by Christina Herrick|November 4, 2014 Kenong Xu, an assistant professor of tree fruit genomics at Cornell’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva, is studying the exact genetic factors that determine an apple cultivar’s acidity level.
Why Dry Matter Matters In Apples By Christina Herrick|November 4, 2014 Appearance is important but internal components are increasingly becoming the focus of apple growers, researchers, and breeders.
Monster Apple Crop Looms By David Eddy|November 3, 2014 Washington is predicted to have a 162-million box crop by USApple, smashing the record.
Another Large Pear Crop In 2014 Posted by Christina Herrick|November 3, 2014 Northwest crop smaller than last year’s record high, but well above average.
High-Tech Building Boom In The Pacific Northwest By David Eddy|November 3, 2014 Grower/packer/shippers are plowing the last few years’ profits into state-of-the-art equipment.
Christmas Carol Has Roots In Apple Orchards By Christina Herrick|November 1, 2014 Medieval tradition a way to bring people to the farm in the off season as well as bless the trees for the next growing season.
Washington Apples To Restart Shipments To China Posted by David Eddy|October 29, 2014 Agreement reached between U.S. and Chinese governments to reinstate market access after two-year absence.
USApple’s AppletizeMe Personality Quiz Help Consumers Find Ideal Apple Varieties and Perfect Food Pairings Posted by Christina Herrick|October 22, 2014 Award-winning national apple month campaign returns with more featured varieties and informative videos.
New York Apple Growers Partner With Grocer To Introduce SnapDragon Apples Posted by Christina Herrick|October 22, 2014 First apples of this new variety to hit Wegmans stores as part of a marketing effort.
Invasive Pest Found First Time In U.S. At Border Crossing Posted by Christina Herrick|October 20, 2014 Moth known to feed on apples, apple buds, leaves, and shoots, is found in a container full of pump valves originating in China.
Rare Apple Found In Michigan Posted by Christina Herrick|October 14, 2014 One-in-a-million chimera apple was discovered in a block of Rome apples.
Virginia Tech Research Center Receives Grant To Study Organic Production Posted by Christina Herrick|October 14, 2014 Rootstocks are the focus a of project led by assistant professor Greg Peck.