Good Fruit Grower
March 15
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Bee Informed Partnership: Coordinated BIP effort aims to cut in half annual bee colony losses
Safe havens for pollinators: CRP-SAFE program helps growers plant safe, nourishing habitat.
Three keys to successful pollination: Its a numbers game
Mechanical thinning of cheeries
Does crop load affect flavor: With most apple varieties, consumers could not taste a difference
Rise and fall of the apple empire: The Washington Apple Commissions focus has changed over the years.
Washington apple logo is a symbol of quality
Its still a family industry
Export focus is not new: Exports have been a safety valve for the Washington apple industry.
EU regulations stifle fruit exports
Cherry research project progresses
Harvest scale shows potential
Tackle food safety one step at a time
Organic control for apple flea weevil
Easier access to pesticide residue limits
Global trend experts takes on food: Short-termism has resulted in declining support for ag research.
Cripps Pink is in expansion mode
Flavor and quality still paramount
Tools growers should be using
High density not for Concords: High-density Concord vines had a higher juice pH.
The myths of high-alcohol wine
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Good To Know: Gauging apple crop load
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