Wishnatzki Farms By Laura Drotleff|September 1, 2007 Wishnatzki Farms got its start in New York City by Harris Wishnatzki, a Russian immigrant who arrived in […]Read More
Reasons Why There’s Cautious Optimism for Almond Crop Prices By Matt Woolf, Terrain Ag|October 10, 2026
Fruitful Scholarship Opportunities from California Table Grape Growers By California Table Grape Commission|October 9, 2026
More Potassium For Better Stone Fruit And Almond Crops By David Eddy|September 1, 2007 Most growers know that fall is the best time to apply certain nutrients to nut and stone fruit […]
UFO Production System For Cherries By David Eddy|September 1, 2007 The UFO system is an appropriate name for the cherry training system Matt Whiting and his team at […]
Evan and Nathan Milburn Named 2008 Apple Grower of the Year By Growing Produce Staff|September 1, 2007 Growers Evan and Nathan Milburn of Milburn Orchards in Elkton, Maryland were honored with the 2008 Apple Grower […]
Combo Pheremone Control For Fruit Growers By Growing Produce Staff|August 1, 2007 Pherocon CM-DA Combo, Trece’s monitoring system for female and male codling moth (CM), has outperformed marketing expectations, according […]
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 […]
Trial Uses Sheep In Vineyard As Wooly Weed Eaters By David Eddy|August 1, 2007 UC Cooperative Extension project trains sheep to avoid grapevines and leaves and serve as organic weeding program.
Jeff Crist: 2007 Apple Grower Of The Year By Brian Sparks|August 1, 2007 Representing industry and improving New York growers’ returns are traits that make Jeff Crist an award winner.
Late Summer And Fall Vine Management Tips By Ron Brase|August 1, 2007 As we move into the fall, the grapes are maturing, and we, as growers, start to relax. But this […]
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 […]
Fumigant Fair Play When It Comes To Clean Air By David Eddy|August 1, 2007 First off, let me make one thing perfectly clear: I’m all for clean air. I’m raising two children […]
Opinion: Silence On Labor Reform Is Deafening By Brian Sparks|August 1, 2007 There are times when you can afford to have patience, and just hope things will work out for […]
LBAM Not A New Pest? By David Eddy|August 1, 2007 The light brown apple moth, a native of Australia that was first found in the mainland U.S. in […]
Give Codling Moth A Virus By Larry A. Hull|August 1, 2007 Many apple growers continue to do battle with codling moth (CM) and Oriental fruit moth (OFM). While they […]
Ground Truthing When It Comes To Aerial Images By David Eddy|August 1, 2007 Growers have achieved such great results utilizing aerial images of their fields, as well as other elements of […]
Logos Make A Difference In Marketing By Laura Drotleff|August 1, 2007 When it comes to buying fresh fruit, how much does it matter to customers where it’s from and […]
Keep ‘Em Coming Back By Allison Bray|August 1, 2007 Third-generation Weaver’s Orchard in eastern Pennsylvania was started in the 1930s by Ed Weaver’s grandparents. Back then, Grandma […]
Computing Technology Helps Keep Record Keeping On Track By Nathan Watermeier|July 1, 2007 As energy and input costs rise in agriculture, managers continue to look for efficiencies. This can be a […]
United Fresh Produce Association Gets New Leadership By Brian Sparks|July 1, 2007 Anthony Gallino. Erin Hanas Archey. Ken Holthouse. You might be familiar with these names already. If not, you […]
Farm Marketer Leads By Example By Brian Sparks|July 1, 2007 It might seem surprising that up until the past couple of years, fruit growers and other farmers in Michigan […]
