Tree Fruit

As grocery stores battle for the best prices, farmers are feeling the squeeze. Let’s unpack what this means for our local tree fruit growers.

With spring just around the corner, local farmers are feeling the weight of labor shortages. It's a tough time for those who grow our fruits and veggies.

With input costs on the rise, savvy strategies are key for area fruit growers this year. Learn how you can make every dollar count.

Who would have thought our furry friends could play a role in agriculture? A new method is turning heads and saving crops in Washington.

A unique collaboration among lawmakers aims to transform our highways into buzzing habitats, all while supporting local ecosystems and food security.

The Tree Fruit industry will be Olympia on Wednesday, January 28th to advocate for their livelihood with lawmakers and other in the state capital.

This past year hasn’t been easy for tree fruit growers in Washington. Weather and market challenges have taken their toll on the harvest. Let’s talk about it.

Washington agricultural history could receive new recognition under a bill introduced last week by state Representative Gloria Mendoza.

Longtime president of the Washington State Fruit Commission, B.J. Thurlby, passed away early Saturday morning, following cancer surgery. He was 60.

The Washington Apple Commission is making a new push in the Dominican Republic featuring a Seattle Mariner. Jennie Strong has the details in today's Focus On Fruit.