Eight More Years: New York Growers Renew Apple Marketing Order

Appellate decision says exclusion of farmworkers in state’s Employee Relations Act is unconstitutional.

The quarantine restricts movement of certain goods into New York from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Virginia.

The Owner of New York Apple Sales brings extensive experience within the apple industry to the organization.

Research, marketing seeks to help bolster grape’s production.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says farm-based craft beverages increased by 150% since 2012 and the growth is attributed to legislative and regulatory reforms to promote craft beverages.

Farms transferred through trust now permitted to pass on credit for property taxes.

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For more information on these varieties, contact Wafler Nursery. Wafler Nursery 10662 Slaght Rd. Wolcott, NY 14590 Phone: […]

Hot temperatures, lack of precipitation, mechanization, and high density production systems were among the highlights of the International Fruit Tree Association’s annual study tour.

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=New York Apple Growers (NYAG) has changed its name to Crunch Time Apple Growers.  The organization is comprised […]

Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 5 for the 17th annual Wayne County Fruit Grower Tour presented […]

The Cornell Cooperative Extension, Lake Ontario Fruit Program team will present the first summer fruit tour for Spanish-speaking […]

New York grower says orchard tasks are behind due to snow and bitter cold.

Growers seek to plant stone fruit trees on 15,000 acres of affected land.

The B.E.V. grape and wine industry workshop and trade show will take place Feb. 26-28 in Henrietta, NY.

Management tips, early warning signs, and pest biology are among topics discussed at one-day events.

More than 10,000 tons of juice grapes are abandoned because of too much production and no market.

If tariff is reduced, exporters could buy more; would help alleviate surplus grape supply.