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www.goodfruit.com Good Fruit Grower DECEMBER 2015 3 Centerpiece: Grower of the Year 48 A growing commitment Oasis Farms owner Brenton Roy grew a solid reputation one crop at a time. 51 Learning from the board Crops are important, but so are the people. 53 Worker worries "Labor is probably my No. 1, 2, and 3 concern for the future of the company." 54 In with the new Oasis Farms finds success with new varieties, new systems. Hort Shows Preview 14 "Growing Forward" WSTFA annual meeting chair Kevin Knight says drought, pollination are key challenges to be highlighted this year. 16 Gaining organic intelligence Hort show will resume focus on organics. 20 Chaos in international markets Hort show's keynote speaker believes China's troubles may benefit Pacific Northwest growers. 26 New and notable apples will be highlighted at EXPO Fruit Variety Showcase has a lot to offer at Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable, and Farm Market EXPO in Michigan this month. 30 Thoughts on new peaches After devastating winters, growers want hardier varieties. 32 Cornell's choices Historic breeding program takes the long road when it comes to new grapes. Good Grape Grower 38 Protect vines from the cold Burying a spare cane provides insurance against hard winters. 42 Learning about new clones National Grape Registry website contains useful information about wine grape clones. www.goodfruit.com 38 48 14