Tips On Tufted Apple Bud Moth By Growing Produce Staff|February 13, 2013 The tufted apple bud moth can be a tricky pest to manage, Larvae cut leaf petioles, causing the […]Read More
How To Manage Soil Salinity in Your Fruit and Nut Orchards By Dan Cook, Tessenderlo Kerley|June 5, 2026
New Plant Growth Regulator From Valent BioSciences By Growing Produce Staff|February 12, 2013 Valent BioSciences Corporation (VBC) has announced that the EPA has granted registration approval for PoMaxa Plant Growth Regulator […]
Sun Valley Orchards And VonThun Farms Recognized At Convention By Growing Produce Staff|February 12, 2013 Sun Valley Orchards and VonThun Farms were commended for contributions to New Jersey’s agriculture industry at the New […]
Testing Cold Hardiness In Tree Fruit By Growing Produce Staff|February 6, 2013 Editor’s Note: This story is provided by Washington State University. A more accurate way to measure cold hardiness […]
Pomologist Stefano Musacchi Joins Faculty At Washington State By Growing Produce Staff|February 4, 2013 Editor’s Note: Stefano Musacchi, an internationally recognized leader in pomology, will join the faculty at Washington State University […]
New Apple For The Midwest By Brian Sparks|February 4, 2013 Since its formation in the mid 1990s, the Midwest Apple Improvement Association (MAIA), a grower-driven breeding program, has […]
The Promise And Despair Of The Farm Bill By James R. McFerson|February 4, 2013 Every four years, national elections in the U.S. either bring in a new Administration or return one. It […]
U.S. Pears Gain Access To China By Growing Produce Staff|January 28, 2013 China, which has been closed to U.S. pears, is expected to emerge as a top market for the […]
New Apple Variety Makes Its Debut By Growing Produce Staff|January 23, 2013 EverCrisp, a controlled cross of Honeycrisp and Fuji, was debuted during the “Apple Variety Update” from the Midwest […]
Reducing Frost Damage: Lessons Learned By Rosemary Gordon|January 23, 2013 The weather in 2012 was wacky, to say the least. First it warmed up — a lot — […]
Seven Tips To Combat Fire Blight Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 16, 2013 Researchers from Washington State University Extension offer several pointers to prevent the spread of fire blight bacteria: Cut […]
Pink Lady Highlighting The Family Behind The Fruit By Growing Produce Staff|January 15, 2013 Pink Lady America (PLA) is starting the new year with a program designed to focus on those families […]
Pearleaf Blister Mite Management A Must Posted by Paul Rusnak|January 8, 2013 This video highlights identification and control of the pearleaf blister mite, which can be found in almost any […]
New Website Aids In Variety Selection By Win Cowgill|January 8, 2013 Win Cowgill of Rutgers University’s New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, and Jon Clements of the University of Massachusetts–Amherst, […]
Apple Industry Looks Ahead to 2013 By Nancy Foster|January 7, 2013 Goodbye 2012 — with your challenges from Mother Nature and the long election cycle that culminated with the […]
Washington Tree Fruit Honors Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 18, 2012 A divergent cast was honored at the Washinton State Horticultural Association’s 108th annual meeting in Yakima. Jeff Cleveringa, […]
Registration Open For IFTA 2013 Conference By Growing Produce Staff|December 18, 2012 The International Fruit Tree Association (IFTA) will be holding their 56th Annual Conference and Intensive Workshop Feb. 23-March […]
New Variety Management Company Created By Growing Produce Staff|December 11, 2012 With the regular introduction of new varieties in the fruit business a key element of success, it should […]
New York Apples: Acreage Down, Tree Density Up By Growing Produce Staff|December 11, 2012 The total number of apple trees in New York has increased 22% in the last five years, from […]
New Updates On Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 4, 2012 Mark Seetin, director of regulatory and industry information for the U.S. Apple Association, recently participated in meetings of […]
