horticulture

Businesses Encouraged To Register For 2022 Hort Expo
Businesses Encouraged To Register For 2022 Hort Expo
Businesses Encouraged To Register For 2022 Hort Expo
General registration is open now for businesses interested in participating in the 2022 Horticultural Expo this December in Wenatchee.  Dawn Milne with the Hort Expo said the event is three days of all things horticultural, not just apples.   “...
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
DeVaney: Tree Fruit Industry Must Continue To Tell Their Story
The theme for this month’s Northwest Horticultural Trade Expo was “Weather the Storm and Prepare for Progress in Smoother Sailing.” Jon DeVaney President of the Washington state Tree Fruit Assocation said for the industry to enjoy smoother sailing into the future, producers, packers, workers need to share their story. "The mist ...
Global Horticulture Research Beneficial Abroad, And At Home
Global Horticulture Research Beneficial Abroad, And At Home
Global Horticulture Research Beneficial Abroad, And At Home
In September, the U.S. Agency for International Development announced it will provide a base $15 million investment, over the next five years, to support global research program led by UC-Davis. The research will focus on advancing fruit and vegetable production as well as improve handling and consumption efforts in struggling or developing nations ...
ISDA Announces Second Round Of Specialty Block Grant Funding
ISDA Announces Second Round Of Specialty Block Grant Funding
ISDA Announces Second Round Of Specialty Block Grant Funding
The Specialty crop industry in Idaho will have a little more grant money to use this year. The Idaho state Department of Agriculture announced earlier this month that it will accept applications for an additional $2.8 million in grant money available through the specialty crop block grant program ...
Schrier Returns To Ag Biotech, Hort Subcommittee
Schrier Returns To Ag Biotech, Hort Subcommittee
Schrier Returns To Ag Biotech, Hort Subcommittee
On Tuesday, Congresswoman Kim Schrier announced she has once again been named to the House Ag Subcommittee on Biotechnology, Horticulture, and Research. Schrier served on this Subcommittee during the 116th Congress. “The Biotechnology, Horticulture and Research Subcommittee is an important Subcommittee to our district and Washington state, with jurisdiction over policies relating to tree fruit gr
USDA Breaks Down American Horticultural Industry
USDA Breaks Down American Horticultural Industry
USDA Breaks Down American Horticultural Industry
What's the size of the U.S. horticultural industry? And how has it changed over the past five years? The answers to that and other related questions are now available. The USDA is just out with its 2019 Census of Horticultural Specialties, which Lance Hoenig with the Department's Statistic Service calls the most comprehensive look at the horticulture industry ...
WSU Researchers Looking At Creating A Tastier Berry
WSU Researchers Looking At Creating A Tastier Berry
WSU Researchers Looking At Creating A Tastier Berry
Scientists at Washington State University have teamed up for a $12.8 million research effort, funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, to reveal genes and valuable traits for new and tastier blueberries and cranberries.   Washington is one of the top berry producing states in the U.S.  ...
NW Cherry Growers Hopeful New Rule Will Prevent Losses
NW Cherry Growers Hopeful New Rule Will Prevent Losses
NW Cherry Growers Hopeful New Rule Will Prevent Losses
A new rule that went into effect this year removes penalties for cherry processors in Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Utah, who previously faced lost market access to or through California for an entire season when fruit from just a few individual growers tested positive for fruit fly larva...

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