Tracie Arnold

Tracie Arnold is the project coordinator/communications specialist at the Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center at Washington State University-Prosser.

New Cherry Packaging Looks Promising

By Tracie Arnold|July 21, 2011

Is it possible for a package of sweet cherries in the produce aisle to be appealing to the […]

Harvesting Stem-Free Sweet Cherries Mechanically

By Tracie Arnold|April 1, 2010

As a kid, you may remember watching the film “2001: Space Odyssey.” That year seemed so far away in […]

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