WSU leads Cosmic Crisp field days as harvest approaches
Washington State University led a field day focused on WA 38, the apple marketed as Cosmic Crisp, at Monument Hill
Organic growers’ input sought on sanitizers, pheromones and other tools up for sunset review
Several materials that organic tree fruit producers depend on are up for sunset review by the National Organic Standards Board
WSU Extension announces pear study circles to improve profitability and sustainability
Washington State University Extension announced a series of study circles for pear producers, beginning Oct. 19 and running through Feb.
Gem reaches Year 3 | Good Fruit Grower
Jose Lopez Lomeli picks Gem pears in 2019 at a Hood River, Oregon, farm. The Gem, which can be eaten
Storing & Preserving Homegrown Vegetables.
As September is one of the busiest harvesting months, this week I thought it might be helpful to talk about
Creative Vegetable Gardener:Two Quick No-Dig Ways to Make a Flower Bed
We purchased our second house from an elderly woman who hadn’t done much maintenance in the years leading up
New pear people | Good Fruit Grower
Jessica Waite, the new pear geneticist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Tree Fruit Research Lab in Wenatchee, Washington. (Shannon
Table grape settings | Good Fruit Grower
Mars, a productive seedless table grape with good flavor and relatively good disease resistance, performs well in New Hampshire growing
Grant funds available for X-disease and little cherry disease tree removal costs
Washington State University Extension, in partnership with county conservation districts and pest boards, announced availability of cost-share funds for the
The best new potatoes to grow at home
‘New’ potatoes are delicious, heralding the start of summer in the vegetable garden. With waxy flesh, loose skins and a