How To Avoid Pitfalls In Peach Tree Training By Bill Shane|April 26, 2016 Decisions made about training early in the orchard can impact your tree’s survival and ultimate decline. Read More
Avoid These Mistakes When Flying Drones Over Your Farm Field By Ksenia Korolkova, Proofminder|April 24, 2024
Fleshing Out The State Of The Florida Peach By Frank Giles|April 13, 2016 Growers are fine-tuning production of fledgling crop.
Biotechnology Company Partners With Grower To Develop New Cherry Varieties Posted by David Eddy|April 12, 2016 Phytelligence collaborates with Washington’s Tip Top Orchards to create novel, high value, sweet cherry varieties.
Florida, South Carolina Peach Growers Team Up For Extended Season Posted by Frank Giles|March 30, 2016 Partnership will provide supplies from April through September.
Growers Could See Early Returns On Investment With New Harvesting Techniques By Christina Herrick|March 29, 2016 Research team in Michigan examines the use of berry harvester as gentler and more economical way to harvest tart cherries.
New Miticide Registered For Almonds, Cherries Posted by Christina Herrick|March 4, 2016 Gowan releases Magister SC for control of mites and powdery mildew in cherries.
Northeast, Finger Lakes Hit With Arctic Blast Posted by Christina Herrick|February 16, 2016 Temperatures dip below last year’s record cold.
State Of The Fruit Industry 2016 [VIDEO] Posted by Richard Jones|February 9, 2016 According to an national poll of fruit growers, fruit industry suppliers, and researchers, the market is poised for […]
Can Olive Oil Grease Skids For Florida’s Slipping Citrus Trade? Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 4, 2016 Researchers, interested growers help launch new industry.
Florida Peach Marketing Order Fails Posted by Frank Giles|February 3, 2016 Growers don’t meet 65% approval needed for passage.
A Great Tasting Peach Is A Complicated Endeavor By Bill Shane|January 28, 2016 There are many factors to get right in order to deliver a delicious peach.
New Study Will Focus On Food Safety In Stone Fruit Packinghouses Posted by David Eddy|January 22, 2016 Grants awarded to California State University, Fresno for sanitizing research and consumer education.
Herbicide Flood Irrigation Application Approved for California Orchards And Vineyards Posted by David Eddy|January 20, 2016 Crops include stone fruit, pome fruit, grapes, tree nuts, and olives.
Bill Shane Named Interim Coordinator Of MSU’s Southwest Research And Extension Center Posted by Christina Herrick|January 19, 2016 Shane to start post on April 1.
Evaluating Training Systems In Establishing Precision Orchards By Gregory Lang|January 1, 2016 NC-140 project examines the feasibility of adopting modern tree architecture.
FruitGrowerConnect Solves Growers’ Problems One On One By Richard Jones|December 28, 2015 More than 35 grower and supplier operations gathered at the beautiful Rancho Bernardo Inn in San Diego in […]
It’s Easy To Misdiagnose Bacterial Spot On Peaches By Kari Peter|November 28, 2015 Here are some tips to discern the difference between bacterial spot disease and copper injury.
California School District Halts Chinese Peach Purchases Posted by David Eddy|November 20, 2015 Change came after the California Canning Peach Association objected and said the Sacramento school district should buy American.
New Jersey Tree Fruit Breeder Honored For Patented Peach Posted by Christina Herrick|November 17, 2015 Joseph Goffreda, associate professor of plant biology and pathology and director of the Rutgers Fruit and Ornamental Research […]
Lane Southern Orchards Featured In National Project Posted by Christina Herrick|November 10, 2015 The family-owned and operated Lane Southern Orchards in Fort Valley, GA, is a part of Deluxe Corporation’s Small […]
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