Managing Peach Blocks When You Have No Crop By Win Cowgill|June 10, 2016 Many peach orchards in the Northeast were stung by a bitter cold.Read More
How To Manage Soil Salinity in Your Fruit and Nut Orchards By Dan Cook, Tessenderlo Kerley|June 5, 2026
5 Components To Help Streamline The Irrigation Process Posted by Rosemary Gordon|June 10, 2016 Check out details on some of the latest products to help you achieve efficiencies in your irrigation system.
High-Tech Solutions Could Improve Grape Crop Estimates By Brian Wallheimer|June 9, 2016 Determining accurate estimates of grape crop yield is notoriously difficult, but new methods involving precision sensing technology could […]
Washington Grape Growers Could See Early Harvest By Brian Wallheimer|June 9, 2016 Grape growers in eastern Washington who thought last year’s harvest was early could be in for another surprise. […]
Pacific Northwest Pear Crop Expected To Stay The Course Posted by David Eddy|June 8, 2016 Tiny increase expected from Washington and Oregon over 2015, but crop will be lower than most recent years.
Mexico Will Not Add Duties To Washington Apple Exports Posted by David Eddy|June 8, 2016 Country determines imports from the U.S. did not hurt the domestic industry.
AgAmerica Lending Banks On Experience To Help Boost Business Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 8, 2016 Industry veteran hired to enhance growth of company’s farm loans portfolio throughout Florida and the Southeast U.S.
Bayer Teams Up With Aerospace Company To Provide Satellite Images Posted by David Eddy|June 6, 2016 Collaboration with Planetary Resources is designed to arm growers with information to save water, etc.
Insect Pest Hits Southeastern Berry Growers Hard Posted by David Eddy|June 6, 2016 North Carolina State researcher reminds growers they need to be proactive with spotted wing drosophila.
Tessenderlo Kerley Opens Research And Innovation Facility In California Posted by David Eddy|June 6, 2016 Farm will allow company’s Crop Vitality division to try out materials under real world conditions.
Northwest Cherry Crop Estimates Down This Year Posted by Christina Herrick|June 6, 2016 ‘Bing’ growers experiencing low crop set.
Winegrape Varieties That Can Beat The Heat By Lindsay Jordan|June 3, 2016 Researchers are evaluating a wide range of alternative winegrape varieties for California’s San Joaquin Valley.
Stockton Group Puts Stock In Crop Protection R&D Leadership Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 3, 2016 Industry veteran hired to help bolster global biopesticide business.
Storm Season Off To Extra-Soggy Start In South Florida Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 2, 2016 No let-up for parts of the Sunshine State still trying to shake off from wettest dry season in nearly six decades.
Supreme Court Gives OK For Farmers To Challenge Clean Water Act Posted by Rosemary Gordon|June 2, 2016 Farm Bureau hails Supreme Court victory: farmers and ranchers may sue to stop clean water regulation of ordinary farmland.
Labor Costs Have Growers Eyeing Options By Matthew Fidelibus|June 1, 2016 Methods to reduce labor dependency important for the future of grape production.
Organic Peach-Bagging Project Shows Great Promise By Rosemary Hallberg|June 1, 2016 Clemson University research may allow growers in the Southeast to prevent diseases related to heat and humidity.
Biotechnology Aids Orchard Management By Kenong Xu|June 1, 2016 We’re studying how genetics and branch growth can help prepare your orchard structure better for mechanization.
Groups Make Push To Challenge DuPont, Dow Merger Posted by Christina Herrick|June 1, 2016 Letter from industry organizations say proposed merger could hinder innovation, raise prices, and reduce choices.
Fumigation, Proper Rootstocks Key To Controlling Replant Disease By Brian Wallheimer|June 1, 2016 Much remains mysterious about Prunus Replant Disease (PRD) and exactly how it operates to suppress growth of young […]
