Organic Peach-Bagging Project Shows Great Promise By Rosemary Hallberg|June 1, 2016 Clemson University research may allow growers in the Southeast to prevent diseases related to heat and humidity.Read More
The Hidden Margin Leak Between Projected and Actual Harvest Dates By Muhammad Abdullah, Folio3 Agtech|June 2, 2026
New Round of USDA Aid for Specialty Crops Good News for California Walnuts By California Walnut Commission|June 1, 2026
No Peach Crop Likely This Year In Several New England States Posted by David Eddy|April 26, 2016 The sudden, hard freeze that followed the warm winter means Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut growers are seeing near total losses.
How To Avoid Pitfalls In Peach Tree Training By Bill Shane|April 26, 2016 Decisions made about training early in the orchard can impact your tree’s survival and ultimate decline.
Fleshing Out The State Of The Florida Peach By Frank Giles|April 13, 2016 Growers are fine-tuning production of fledgling crop.
Florida, South Carolina Peach Growers Team Up For Extended Season Posted by Frank Giles|March 30, 2016 Partnership will provide supplies from April through September.
Florida Peach Marketing Order Fails Posted by Frank Giles|February 3, 2016 Growers don’t meet 65% approval needed for passage.
Southeast Fruit And Nut Growers Cheer For Colder Temperatures Posted by Christina Herrick|January 5, 2016 Peach, pecan, and berry growers in Georgia and other Southeast states experienced unseasonably warm temperatures for much of […]
Study: Peaches Preferred By Younger Consumers Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 21, 2015 Common among most respondents is the desire for tasty fruit with a melting texture.
Titan Farms And Grocer Donate More 34,000 Pounds Of Peaches To Food Bank Posted by Christina Herrick|September 14, 2015 Harris Teeter and its vendor Titan Farms donated more than 34,000 pounds of peaches to North Carolina food […]
Copper Injury And Bacterial Spot Are Easily Confused Posted by Christina Herrick|August 4, 2015 In her latest bulletin for tree fruit growers, Kari Peter of Penn State University Extension says it is easy to […]
Four Great Pricing Tips From U-Pick Experts By Christina Herrick|July 30, 2015 Although each of the growers I talked to has his or her own take on a pricing structure, […]
How To Find Your Perfect U-Pick Pricing Structure By Christina Herrick|July 30, 2015 If there’s one mission impossible for pick-your-own operations, it might just be how to set a pricing structure. Odds […]
Stone Fruit Rots Rampant In East Posted by Christina Herrick|July 21, 2015 The incidents of fruit rots in both sweet and tart cherries and peaches and nectarines are quite high […]
Potential New Peach Disease In California By Helga Förster | James E. Adaskaveg|May 28, 2015 Last year, disease levels were very low in the cling peach growing districts of California. Still, several diseases […]
Irrigation Techniques For Florida Peaches By Mercy Olmstead|April 1, 2015 Variation of soils around the Sunshine State make quenching the thirst of this stone fruit tricky.
Growers Worry About Winter Injury In East, Early Bloom In Washington By Growing Produce Staff|March 17, 2015 Warm February puts cherry crop two weeks early.
Peach Training Systems Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All By Christina Herrick|February 27, 2015 Although pedestrian, ladderless orchards are increasing in California, growers in Pennsylvania are opting for tall V-training systems.
How To Decipher Cold Weather Effects on Peaches By Bill Shane|February 24, 2015 Here are some common indicators to look out for if your area experiences a freeze event.
Manage Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Without Abandoning IPM By Jenna Rymer|January 5, 2015 Research shows a mix of traps, monitoring, and insecticides can help Eastern peach growers keep brown marmorated stink bug in check.
Dormant Crop Protection For Peaches And Almonds Posted by Christina Herrick|November 30, 2014 This video provides a look at dormancy crop protection programs for peaches and almonds.
