American Fruit Grower and Western Fruit Grower April 2017
In This Issue
New Horticultural Technology Tools at Your Fingertips [Opinion]
The new technology of fruit growing may not be what we expected. In fact, it’s likely more than we imagined.
Lichens Thrive in Your Orchard During a Wet Year
Above average rainfall has created the perfect environment for growth.
Plum Varieties are Complex and Fascinating [Slideshow]
While diversity in species gives the consumer many options, plums can be a challenge for growers and marketers.
Understanding the Economics Of Red Blotch in Grapes
An economist and a plant pathologist team up to help growers understand the threshold for action when a vine is diagnosed with the virus.
It’s a Family Reunion at IFTA
Some of my fondest memories on the road are at IFTA conferences.
Out of this World Expectations for ‘Cosmic Crisp’ Apple
With millions of trees going into PNW orchards, Washington State growers are betting big on ‘Cosmic Crisp’. The shift in varieties planted and more took center stage when the International Fruit Tree’s Annual Conference met in Wenatchee, WA.
Tips to Maximize Water Efficiency in Your Almond Grove
Editor’s note: Spencer Cooper joined the Almond Board of California last fall as Senior Manager, Irrigation and Water […]
Outsmarting SWD with Social Media
Entomologist in Kentucky uses social media for pest updates, trap catches.
Two MAIA Releases Available for Growers, Hobbyists
‘Crunch-A-Bunch’ is an early ‘GoldRush’ and ‘Bakers Delight’ is a secret ingredient for baking.
Foreboding Fungus Vexes Almond Growers
In parts of California, almond growers have recently become concerned about Ganoderma root and butt rot. To put […]