Penn State To Host Fruit Quality Seminar By Growing Produce Staff|November 27, 2012 The Penn State Fruit Research and Extension Center in Biglerville is hosting a grower workshop on Tuesday, Dec. […]Read More
Organic Pepper Program Grows Forward on Heels of Successful Trial Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 24, 2026
Don’t Let Your Farm Fall Victim to the Next Flood Event By Jeff Gullickson, Western Growers Insurance Services|June 24, 2026
International Pomologist Heads To Washington By Growing Produce Staff|November 27, 2012 Stefano Musacchi, an internationally recognized leader in pomology, will join the faculty at Washington State University (WSU) in […]
Washington Tree Fruit Industry Makes “Apple Cup Scholarship” Donation By Growing Produce Staff|November 27, 2012 While the University of Washington (UW) and Washington State University (WSU) football players battled on the field in […]
The War Against Pests Never Rests By Adam Putnam|November 27, 2012 Florida agriculture is known for producing the freshest, highest-quality produce in the world. As a peninsula with multiple […]
New Strawberry Star Is Born By Vance Whitaker|November 22, 2012 Winterstar ‘FL 05-107’ (U.S. patent pending) is a new strawberry cultivar released from the University of Florida in […]
Crazy Ants On The March Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 21, 2012 Recently at the Entomological Society of America annual meeting in Knoxville, TN, University of Florida researchers presented findings […]
Study: High Tunnels Yield Big Benefits For Florida Blueberry Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|November 21, 2012 Results from a recently published University of Florida study shows high tunnels can shield valuable blueberry bushes from […]
Spotted Wing Drosophila: Lessons From 2012 Posted by Christina Herrick|November 20, 2012 Note: The Autumn 2012 issue of The Bramble, the newsletter of the North American Raspberry and Blackberry Association […]
2012 Fruit Variety Showcase Posted by Christina Herrick|November 20, 2012 Variety selection can play an important role in determining the future success of your business. Not only do […]
Black Widow Spiders Found In Grapes Posted by Christina Herrick|November 20, 2012 A woman from Cape Cod got a shock when she found a black widow spider in a bunch […]
Do Microsprinklers Have A Place The Almond Orchard? By Wesley K. Asai|November 19, 2012 A lot of maintenance is needed to keep a microsprinkler system functioning.
State Of The Fruit Industry By Brian Sparks|November 19, 2012 Whether it’s Michigan apple growers looking to rebound in 2013, berry growers weighing their options in dealing with […]
Five Cancer-Fighting Fall Foods To Promote Posted by A. J. Bussan|November 19, 2012 Autumn offers a cornucopia of cancer fighting foods and many of them will end up on the dinner […]
New Invasive Pest Targeting Pennsylvania Fruit Posted by Christina Herrick|November 19, 2012 Zaprionus indianus Gupta (Diptera: Drosophilidae), commonly known in Brazil as the African Fig Fly (AFF), is an invasive […]
Setting Up Your Own Vineyard Trials By Hans Walter-Peterson|November 19, 2012 As an Extension agent, my job centers around making recommendations to growers that are based on scientific studies […]
Calcium: An Overlooked Blueberry Nutrient By Charlie O'Dell|November 16, 2012 This past year I noticed decreased vegetative growth in our older northern highbush blueberry planting made back in […]
Opinion: Giving Thanks To Fruit Growers By David Eddy|November 15, 2012 Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday. Don’t get me wrong, I like the other holidays, but on a […]
Michigan Apple Growers March On By Brian Sparks|November 15, 2012 While the Washington apple industry is looking at what could be its largest crop ever, Michigan growers are […]
Improving Blueberry Irrigation By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 Ever since he started working with blueberries, David Bryla couldn’t understand why growers said they had always been […]
State Of The Washington Apple Industry By David Eddy|November 14, 2012 As this year comes to a close, it’s apparent that Washington, which has long reigned supreme in the […]
