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Washington Cherry Growers Struggle to Find Pickers
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Washington Cherry Growers Struggle to Find Pickers

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US Labor Secretary Touts Changes to Agricultural Visa Program During New Mexico Visit
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US Labor Secretary Touts Changes to Agricultural Visa Program During New Mexico Visit

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SANTA FE — President Donald Trump’s labor secretary told western governors Tuesday her office is working to streamline the handling of agricultural visas amid a backlog of applications.See the Story
Small Grain Fields Day on June 18 highlights new research to help regional growers
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Small Grain Fields Day on June 18 highlights new research to help regional growers

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WOOSTER — The erratic weather of early spring brought new challenges with it for regional farmers. “Ohio has been in kind of a weird bull’s eye for weather this year,” said Gerry Puckett, director of communications for the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association. The 80-degree weather of late April-early May followed by unseasonably cool […] The post Small Grain Fields Day on June 18 highlights new research to help regional growers appeared first …See the Story

How to wash a pear tree - Good Fruit Grower

Overhead sprinklers rinse away pear psylla honeydew in a Leavenworth, Washington, orchard in June 2023. This grower is washing the best way, using sprinklers above the canopy and starting early in the season, according to research into best practices. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower) Wash early, wash often, wash from overhead, and use lots of water. “More water is always better,” said Rob Curtiss of Washington State University. The entomology res…Leavenworth, Washington · LeavenworthRead Article

Agricultural climate creep - Good Fruit Grower

Fifty years from now, Michigan will be New Jersey. In other words: If current patterns continue, Michigan’s climate in five decades will look a lot like New Jersey’s climate today.  Does that mean the Lake Michigan coast will turn into the Jersey Shore? Perhaps. But that’s outside the scope of this magazine. From a fruit grower’s perspective, it means Michigan should continue to be able to grow the same crops it grows now, despite the uncertaint…Michigan · MichiganRead Article

EcoVineyards inspiration for Eastern Washington - Good Fruit Grower

Australian EcoVineyards consultant Mary Retallack demonstrates her insect sampling technique, which uses a butterfly net attached to a funnel that leads to a sample jar, at Hedges Family Estate during a tour of vineyards on Red Mountain, Washington, in April. (Kate Prengaman/Good Fruit Grower)In arid Eastern Washington, nearly every vineyard features bare soil beneath the vines, thanks to herbicide or cultivation practices growers deploy to redu…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Processing perseverance - Good Fruit Grower

A high-density block of processing apples in the foreground, with freestanding processing plantings in the background, at Ned Morgan’s farm in Western New York in August 2022. Morgan is experimenting with high-density plantings for processing. (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)The story of processing apple prices in the past few years has not been a happy one for growers. Shifting markets and an oversupply of apples have contributed to lower pro…Williamson · WilliamsonRead Article

Here comes the Sunflare apple - Good Fruit Grower

Alondra Mendez, front, and Juan Munguía remove blossoms from the tops of WA 64 trees in April at the Washington State University Roza research farm near Prosser. The precocious variety, to be marketed as Sunflare, needs blossom removal in early years to prevent biennial bearing, especially on dwarfing rootstocks like Bud.9, denoted by the yellow paint. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower)Growers are already ordering WA 64 trees that will produce Wa…Trees · ProsserRead Article

International Biochar Initiative to tour Washington orchards and vineyards - Good Fruit Grower

In August, the International Biochar Initiative will tour Washington orchards and vineyards as part of a study tour hosted by Qualterra in Spokane.The tour, scheduled Aug. 11–15, will visit Qualterra’s biochar facility in Cheney, The Soil Center’s biochar and vermicompost systems in Royal City, and several Washington orchards using biochar as a soil amendment. To learn more about the tour and to register, go to: biochar-international.org/event/a…Spokane · SpokaneRead Article

Dininny: Website refresh - Good Fruit Grower

Every year, cherry harvest sneaks up on me as spring evaporates into summer, but I know those first fruit off the trees in the mad rush of harvest are the culmination of months of work. Shannon DininnyThe launch of Good Fruit Grower’s new website feels similar: Our team and developers worked on the project behind the scenes for months until we were ready to share the fruits of our labors. And just like the lead-up to cherry harvest, the last few…Trees · WenatcheeRead Article

Cherry symposium starts with the science of climate resilience - Good Fruit Grower

Israeli researchers discussed how the use of black netting during winter can boost chill hours for cherries on June 2 at the first day of scientific presentations for the 10th International Cherry Symposium in Richland, Washington. The five-day event is hosted by the International Society for Horticultural Science. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower)Climate resilience took center stage as scientists from all over the world began their presentation…Science · RichlandRead Article

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