Weed And Disease Control In Organic Apple Orchards By Growing Produce Staff|August 1, 2008 Weed Control Plans for weed control should be in place prior to planting the orchard. Many options have […]Read More
How To Manage Soil Salinity in Your Fruit and Nut Orchards By Dan Cook, Tessenderlo Kerley|June 5, 2026
Getting Into Apples By David Rosenberger|August 1, 2008 Enter “organic apple” in a Google search, and you will get thousands of documents that contain those words. […]
Dave Wilson Nursery By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2008 Dave Wilson Nursery www.davewilson.com Bella Gold Bella Gold is the first variety release of a new type of […]
Labor Challenges Likely To Impact Apple Production By Nancy Foster|May 1, 2008 Apple trees are blooming and another crop season is well underway. Harvest will be here almost before we […]
Aftermath After A 2007 Freeze Posted by Christina Herrick|April 30, 2008 Fruit growers from the Pacific Northwest to Northern California continue to recover from the late-season freeze that swept […]
Hall Of Fame Grower: Steve Blizzard By Win Cowgill|April 1, 2008 The International Fruit Tree Association (IFTA) Hall of Fame Award was presented to Dr. Steve Blizzard at IFTA’s […]
The Velvet Hammer By Growing Produce Staff|March 1, 2008 The destructive nature of the codling moth is well known. When it comes to tree fruit pests, the […]
Safeguarding Apples From Outside Threats By Nancy Foster|March 1, 2008 Liberalization of international trade in agriculture has increased the potential for the introduction of damaging foreign agricultural pests […]
Driving Demand Of New Varieties By Brian Sparks|March 1, 2008 First of all, I should tell you who’s picture you’re looking at to the right, since that’s probably […]
Wafler Nursery Variety Showcase By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2008 Wafler Nursery www.waflernursery.com Brookfield® Gala The bold red stripe over its red background is the obvious improvement. The […]
Carefully Monitored Systems Food Safety Systems By Megan Oster|February 1, 2008 For growers and processors in the fresh apple slices industry, trust is as essential to the safety of […]
Cutting Fire Blight From Infected Apples And Pears Posted by Christina Herrick|February 1, 2008 According to Washington State University Extension agent Tim Smith (who is an editorial advisory board member for American […]
China Looms Large In Apples By David Eddy|February 1, 2008 Chinese apple production, which has grown exponentially in the past two decades, actually went down in 2007. For […]
Tips to Be Prepared for Fire Blight By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2008 The battle against fire blight can sometimes seem like a never-ending process. According to Washington State University Extension […]
The Role Of Apples In Diet Decisions By Nancy Foster|January 1, 2008 We’re all guilty of it. Every January, at New Year’s, we reflect on the previous year and resign […]
How Do You Boost Profits And Extend Your Seasons? By Laura Drotleff|November 1, 2007 Fall is my favorite time of year. From the crisp smell of leaves in the brisk, cool air to […]
Hilltop Fruit Trees By Growing Produce Staff|November 1, 2007 Hilltop Fruit Trees 60395 County Road 681, Hardford, MI 49057 800-253-2911, fax 269-621-2062 [email protected]; www.hilltopfruittrees.com Brookfieldâ„¢ From New […]
Creativity Required In Tree Fruit Research By James R. McFerson|November 1, 2007 The party is getting louder. It was apple harvest time in Adams County, PA, and wings night at […]
Superlative Fruit Quality, If We Can Pick It By James R. McFerson|August 1, 2007 We’re getting more and more nervous in the Pacific Northwest. The 2006 apple and pear crops are moving […]
Opinion: Cider Pasteurization A Tricky Issue By Laura Drotleff|August 1, 2007 Mandatory apple cider pasteurization continues to be a hot-button issue among growers and researchers throughout the country, as […]
