What are some of the diseases that tree fruit growers need to keep an eye out for this time of year? Kendall Johnson, Technical Service Manager for UPL talks about what you need to look for in the orchard.
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The Washington Farm Bureau named Republican state Senator Brad Hawkins, from East Wenatchee, a 2022 Champion of Agriculture.
“I'm super honored to receive this recognition from the Farm Bureau I'm proud of my 100% voting record in support of our orchardist and farming families because standing with them on their issues benefits all of us.”
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Oregon State University's Ashley Thompson talks about her research into mulch, and the benefits mulch offers for orchard owners.
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Time and cost are two of the factors that apple producers must consider in this day and age. Jim Bair of the U.S. Apple Association said on average it takes four years for a new apple orchard to produce market ready fruit.
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Cherry harvest is underway across the Inland Northwest, but it’s not without a few challenges. Last weekend’s thunderstorms dumped rain on groves at a very bad time, and on-top of that, some locations in the lower Yakima Valley have reported frost over the past two weeks. Because o
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RDO will host an Orchard Sprayer Clinic in Sunnyside Wednesday. This Spanish speaking event will allow those who need Washington credits for the upcoming season to earn them. Erin Hightower with RDO said Wednesday’s Clinic starts at 1 p.m. with a guest...
Now that spring has sprung, that means the orchards across the Inland Northwest as buzzing with activity, and we’re not just talking about the bees. The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission says now is a key time of the year for growers to maximize their production.
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The University of Idaho announce earlier this month it has acquired an orchard in Sandpoint, allowing for a new presence in Bonner County and the most northern portion of the panhandle. The 48-acre property was acquired by U of I through a donation from Dennis Pence of Sandpoint and his family. He...
Chris Haefer explains who S.S. Equipment is and how they can help and Ag operation across the Inland Northwest.
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