Netafim Recognized For Water Innovation Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 14, 2013 Netafim, a global leader in drip and micro-irrigation technology, recently announced it has been named the 2013 Stockholm […]Read More
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Red-Fleshed Apple Commercialization Program Announced Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 11, 2013 Proprietary Variety Management (PVM) recently announced the licensing and commercialization of a variety development program for red fleshed […]
NAA Application In Summer Can Boost Return Bloom Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 11, 2013 Every year it can be desirable to enhance return bloom on apple varieties that tend to be biennial. […]
How To Choose The Right Nozzle Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 11, 2013 An agricultural tool as small as a thumb can mean the difference between a 25-50% increase in yields […]
Washington Apple Growers Feeling Euphoric By James R. McFerson|June 6, 2013 Have you ever wondered what euphoria feels like? Try being an apple producer in Washington in the spring […]
Northwest Pear Crop Looks Larger Than Average Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 5, 2013 With reports of a crop of excellent quality from the Pacific Northwest growing regions of Wenatchee and Yakima, […]
Florida Sweet Corn Crop Captures Record Finish Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 5, 2013 After a slow start to the spring deal following early March freezes, May ended up being a record […]
Streamlining Organic Certification Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 5, 2013 Editor’s Note: After reading the following, which was posted on the USDA Blog by National Organic Program Deputy […]
Latest Trends In Vineyard Plantings By David Eddy|June 4, 2013 Editor’s Note: With the forecasts showing a shortage of winegrapes in the next few years, now looks like […]
Bayer CropScience Breaks Ground On North American Bee Care Center Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 3, 2013 As part of its continued commitment to honey bee health, Bayer CropScience broke ground last week on its […]
Get Educated During Smart Irrigation Month Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 29, 2013 Smart Irrigation month takes place in July, which is traditionally the month of peak water demand in North […]
South Florida Water Management District Director Resigns Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 22, 2013 Melissa Meeker, executive director of the South Florida Water Management District, has submitted her letter of resignation to […]
California Governor Streamlines Water Transfers Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 21, 2013 With near record-low precipitation in California this year, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. Monday issued an executive order […]
Apple Thinning Pointers For 2013 Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 21, 2013 Michigan State University offers guidelines to help you make good apple thinning decisions. This year, apple thinning season […]
A Wise Water Policy Floats All Boats By Adam Putnam|May 21, 2013 Florida’s future depends on access to a reliable supply of fresh water. While we’re surrounded by seas and […]
Tomato Trellising Tips Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 20, 2013 High tunnels are known to help growers extend the season along with protecting high value crops, improve quality, […]
Frost Strikes Tree Fruit Crops Again Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 14, 2013 Following this week’s low temperatures, freeze damage on crops has been reported in Michigan, Washington, and New York, […]
How To Avoid Salt Injury From Nitrogen Fertilizers Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 14, 2013 Conventional nitrogen (N) fertilizers are salts that can injure trees if used improperly. Fertilizers can increase the salt […]
Tips To Ensure Proper Pollination Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 7, 2013 Northern highbush blueberries (Vaccinium corymbosum) are common throughout the northern U.S. states and Canada, and are native to […]
World’s Processing Tomato Crop Estimate Lowered Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 1, 2013 The World Processed Tomato Council released its latest estimate of 35.14 mm metric tons for the 2013 world […]
