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Here’s an at-a-glance look at the responses to our annual state of the industry survey.

Top 10 knowledge nuggets from the nation’s fruit and nut crop consultants.

USDA project, which also includes cranberries, is designed to sustain increasing demand by adapting to changing consumer preferences and expanding into new production regions.

Despite gloom and doom over tariffs this year, and trade worries in general in the next few, people with money will want the best products in the world.

While 2018 was a tough growing season, a new year is your chance to make the coming year season the best ever.

Will robots be our next farmworkers? Growers peer into their crystal balls to talk about the future of precision agriculture on their farms.

Propagators are finding new ways to employ this technology.

American Fruit Grower magazine’s editorial advisory board members talk tariffs and its greater influence on the economy and fruit and nut industry.

Follow this guide to protect your vines against freezing temperatures and avoid potential shoot loss.

A new issue, trade/tariffs, surfaced for the first time in the survey — and the nation’s crop advisers tell growers what they really think.

Fruit trees begin to go dormant in response to shortening day length in the fall. Exposure to freezing temperatures accelerates the onset of cold hardiness.

Beginning with the most basic ― your smartphone weather apps ― plenty of modern tools are available to every grower.

Varieties from Oregon State University resist fungus and allow for more acreage to meet growing demands