$1 Million In Grants For New York Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|April 25, 2012 Specialty crop growers in New York are on track to become more competitive thanks to $1,000,000 in federal […]Read More
Work Group Formed To ID Ways to Grow Strawberries Without Fumigants Posted by Christina Herrick|April 24, 2012 The Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) is convening a diverse work group of scientists and other specialists to […]
Marketing Order Referendum For Tart Cherries Approved Posted by Christina Herrick|April 24, 2012 The USDA will amend the federal marketing order regulating tart cherries grown in Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Oregon, […]
Florida’s Top Chef Promotes Fresh Produce One Dish At A Time By Frank Giles|April 17, 2012 Nothing sells freshly grown or raised food better than a beautifully prepared dish dreamed up by an expert […]
Cold Temperatures Have Growers Hopping Posted by A. J. Bussan|April 17, 2012 Cold temperatures throughout the Midwest and down into the Southeast had growers scrambling the past week to protect […]
Hail Storm Hammers CA Stone Fruit Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|April 12, 2012 For what seemed like an eternity at about 2 p.m. Wednesday, one of the heaviest hail storms that […]
Building Pennsylvania Orchards For The Future By Brian Sparks|April 9, 2012 There is a rather interesting story as to how a team of tree fruit researchers at Penn State […]
Napa Valley Grapegrowers Recognize Industry Leader Posted by Christina Herrick|April 9, 2012 The Napa Valley Grapegrowers (NVG) announced that longtime grower Patrick Garvey has been selected as the 2012 recipient […]
New Fruit Equipment At World Ag Expo By David Eddy|April 6, 2012 There was plenty of name-dropping at this year’s World Ag Expo, the nation’s largest farm show, held annually […]
Strawberry Growers Gather In China Posted by Christina Herrick|April 6, 2012 Note: Debby Wechsler of the North Carolina Strawberry Association was able to attend this year’s International Strawberry Symposium […]
What To Know About Orchard Automation By Rebecca M. Bartels|April 5, 2012 Bruce Hollabaugh of Hollabaugh Brothers Orchards in Biglerville, PA, spoke alongside a panel of industry professionals at the […]
Monitoring Grapevine Nutrition By Ron Brase|April 4, 2012 Farming is all about timing. Some of the things we need to do are time flexible, like pruning, […]
Young Folks Driving Wine Sales By David Eddy|April 4, 2012 The recent resurgence of the California winegrape industry has been pretty well documented. There are some interesting aspects […]
Insect Control Experts Share Insights Posted by Christina Herrick|April 3, 2012 It seems strange to think now, but it wasn’t that long ago that growers had never even heard […]
Winegrape Industry Offers Scholarships Posted by Christina Herrick|April 3, 2012 The Washington Wine Industry Foundation is offering four sets of scholarships for students interested in viticulture or enology. […]
Timing Is Everything In Springtime Orchard Decisions By James R. McFerson|April 2, 2012 Every year in the spring I greatly enjoy observing a couple things, and each inevitably provides a surprise […]
Don’t Miss the Value Of IR-4 [Opinion] By Brian Sparks|April 2, 2012 Virtually every year, fruit growers are forced to deal with troublesome pest issues. It could be a common […]
California Pear Growers Vote To Continue Marketing Order By Growing Produce Staff|March 29, 2012 California pear farmers demonstrated strong support for the state marketing order program representing pears in a recent grower […]
Bear Mountain Celebrates 75 Years Posted by Christina Herrick|March 27, 2012 For 75 years, Bear Mountain Orchards, Inc. has been growing, packing, and shipping fruit from their family farm […]
Tree Fruit Growers To Be Surveyed Posted by Christina Herrick|March 23, 2012 Tree fruit growers in Washington, Michigan, and New York will be receiving a survey from Haley Consulting Services […]
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