Grape Virus Diagnostic Support Posted by Christina Herrick|May 22, 2012 Michigan State University (MSU) will again provide free diagnostic support for suspected grape virus problems this season, according […]Read More
Fruitful Scholarship Opportunities from California Table Grape Growers By California Table Grape Commission|October 9, 2026
Why Development of Nation’s First Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Clone Is a Big Deal By AgriLife Today|October 8, 2026
Calling Young Viticulture Students Posted by Christina Herrick|May 21, 2012 The Washington Wine Industry Foundation (WWIF) is offering several scholarships for students pursuing studies in viticulture and enology […]
New Strawberry Soil Fungicide For California Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 16, 2012 AgraQuest has announced that its broad-spectrum soil fungicide, Serenade Soil, is now approved for use in California strawberries. […]
“Peach Doctor” Promotes Peach Season By Brian Sparks|May 15, 2012 On May 14, Dr. Desmond Layne, Extension fruit specialist at Clemson University and “Stone Fruit” columnist for American/Western […]
New Low VOC Emissions Miticide/Insecticide Available Posted by Christina Herrick|May 15, 2012 Mana Crop Protection introduces ABBA Ultra 0.3 miticide/insecticide which is an advanced low volatile organic compound (VOC) formulation […]
Dry Formulation Of Marrone Bio Innovations’ Grandevo Biopesticide Available Posted by Christina Herrick|May 11, 2012 EPA has approved a new, dry formulation of Grandevo, Marrone Bio Innovations Inc.’s (MBI) biological broad-spectrum insecticide/miticide. Grandevo […]
Opinion: The Irony Of GMO Opposition Posted by A. J. Bussan|May 10, 2012 I Recently received two email messages on the same day that made for a bizarre coincidence. The first […]
Orchard Irrigation Do’s And Don’ts By Rebecca M. Bartels|May 9, 2012 Leonardo Da Vinci famously said that, “water is the driving force of all nature.” As a basic necessity, […]
Renewing Rainwater From High Tunnels By Rebecca M. Bartels|May 9, 2012 Water, one of the basic necessities of plants, and, for that matter, any life form, falls naturally to […]
Evaluating Cherry Training Systems By Brian Sparks | David Eddy|May 9, 2012 As every fruit grower knows, there are two ways to increase profits: either increase returns, or cut costs. […]
Minimizing Disease, And Costs, In Frost-Damaged Cherry Orchards Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 8, 2012 Cherry leaf spot must still be managed in tart cherry orchards in 2012, according to Michigan State University […]
New Tool Makes Annual Berry Pruning Easy By Charlie O'Dell|May 8, 2012 Recently, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to field-test newer electronic hand-held pruners from Pellenc America, Inc. […]
Blueberries Hit The Billion-Pound Milestone Posted by Christina Herrick|May 8, 2012 The world blueberry industry has seen unprecedented growth in the last decade, and this year hit noteworthy milestones. […]
Cornell Adds Two New Raspberries To Palette Posted by Christina Herrick|May 8, 2012 With its two newest raspberry releases, “Big Red” Cornell University is going gold and crimson. “Double Gold” and […]
Tree Fruit Growers Move Toward Automation By Brian Sparks|May 7, 2012 Note: The cover story of American/Western Fruit Grower’s April issue featured growers and researchers in Pennsylvania who are […]
Grower Experience With Blackberry Adjustable Trellis Posted by Christina Herrick|May 4, 2012 Note: This report was originally presented by Steve Bardenhagen, of Bardenhagen Berries in Leelanau County, MI, during the […]
Strengthening Apples’ Healthy Reputation By Nancy Foster|May 3, 2012 Over the past couple weeks, there has been widespread press on research conducted by nutrition and public health […]
Growers Targeted For Copper Theft By David Eddy|May 2, 2012 After hearing forecasts about metal prices, Walt Reed is gearing up for a busy summer. Reed is a […]
South Florida Avocado Growers On Alert Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 2, 2012 The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) and UF/IFAS have confirmed the presence of laurel wilt […]
Strawberry Growers Shocked By Loss Of Midas By David Eddy|May 2, 2012 Already faced with dwindling methyl bromide access, California strawberry growers — the most fumigant-dependent group of growers in […]
