Watt has found success by identifying which varieties and production practices work best for his location.
The editors of American/Western Fruit Grower were blown away with the number of nominees for this year’s Apple […]
Some messages are worth hearing more than once — especially if we didn’t “get it” the first time […]
The annual U.S. Apple Association Crop Outlook and Marketing Conference typically features one or two presentations that go […]
If there’s one fruit that is most dependent on high quality to ensure repeat customers, peaches just might […]
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you are already well aware of the vast power, and the […]
Competition for this year’s Apple Grower of the Year Award was fierce, and although Mo Tougas took top […]
Mo Tougas, the 2011 Apple Grower Of The Year, credits his lifelong passion for fruit growing for helping him continue to learn and pass his knowledge on to others.
Welcome to American and Western Fruit Grower’s 2011 Top 100 Growers report. As you’ll see in the following […]
Nathan Milburn, an apple and peach grower in Elkton, MD, has attended several of the International Fruit Tree […]
Gary W. Van Sickle, President California Tree Fruit Agreement, Reedley, CA Gary has more than 44 years experience […]
At least once a year, our team of editors likes to send an e-mail to a wide range of […]
Possessing the power to maintain high quality standards is one of the benefits of participating in the program […]
It takes both commitment and dedication to become a leader in your industry. You’ll find some examples of this […]
We all know fruit growing is an expensive business, especially given the time frame between making an investment in […]
It seems like weather is always the wild card when it comes to projecting the apple crop forecast, […]
Doyle Fleming, Mitch Lynd, Chuck Peters, and Roscoe Crist talk about innovations made to their orchard.
This past November, the New Oxford American Dictionary announced its Word of the Year for 2007. And that […]
President of Allied Grape Growers thinks the time has come for a mandatory assessment on grapes.