In today's Focus On Fruit, we take a look back at the 2021 cherry season with B.J. Thurlby.
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As harvest continues for some varieties of peaches and nectarines, 2021 has proven to be a good year for the Washington stone fruit industry. However, one area that has struggled a bit is Washington apricots. B.J. Thurlby President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Commission said they expect harvest this year to be a bit short of expectations, around 3,000 tons
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B.J. Thurlby has advice for growers looking to slow down the impact of Little Cherry Disease across the Northwest.
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Cherry harvest continues across the Northwest, but because of the cooler weather over the past week, numbers have slowed a bit. B.J. Thurlby, President of Northwest Cherry Growers, says currently roughly 200,000 boxes are being shipped per day, but he expects that number to increase to 400,000 as hot weather returns to the area
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How's the stone fruit season progressing? B.J. Thurlby has the latest on apricots, peaches and more.
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In today's Focus On Fruit, BJ Thurlby President of Northwest Cherry Growers discusses how they plan to market in southeast Asia.
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B.J. Thurlby, President of Northwest Cherry Growers, talks about marketing efforts and areas of focus in the year ahead.
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In today's Focus On Fruit, B.J. Thurlby talks about how cherry growers are feeling with a new season underway.
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This week, B.J. Thurlby talks about what the cherry industry is doing to prepare for the upcoming season.
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As many Northwest producers look ahead to the fall and winter and eventually the 2021 growing season, what are some of the biggest concerns?
B.J. Thurlby, president of Northwest Cherry Growers said the biggest challenge for independent cherry growers, remains Little Cherry Disease
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