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A Pre-bloom Pear Psylla Management Program, 2024

An outline of current guidelines and evidence for effective pear pest management.

WTRFC Project Synopsis: Decision Support Tool for Precision Orchard Management

A project addressing individual tree nutrition requirements through a combination of automated sensing, machine learning algorithms, decision support tools, and variable rate technology.

Is it important to monitor bud tissue temperature for spring frost management in sweet cherry?

The relationship between air and bud tissue temperature could be used to better predict lethal temperatures.

Tree Fruit Industry Sponsored LCA Survey Now Live

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission is funding a study that will allow the Pacific Northwest apple industry to take charge of its own environmental…

WA 64 Update

Negotiations with the first potential licensee for WA 64 have begun.

Good to Know: Apple Pruning 101

As part of WSU and Good Fruit grower educational efforts, Bernardita Sallato shares advice about apple pruning basics and her experience with WA 38. This…

Upcoming Produce Safety Alliance Grower Trainings

The WSDA Produce Safety Program, in collaboration with Washington State University and the Washington State Tree Fruit Association, is organizing multiple upcoming in-person Produce Safety…

The Scouting Network: A New Tool for Bio-based Pear IPM

The Scouting Network is a new tool helping pear growers transition to bio-based Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

2024 Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission Grant Awards for Technology

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission (WTFRC) approved $328,077 for four (4) new technology research projects for the upcoming year.

Refreshing Herbicide Knowledge

Herbicide is a great tool for weed management. How do they work exactly? Let's refresh some basic herbicide-related information in this article.
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