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Spring bacterial canker control reminders

Pre bloom as well as fall is an important time to consider prevention of Bacterial canker and Bacterial blast caused by Pseudomonas syringae.

Spring Nutrient Management: Considerations for 2023

How can we determine if additional nitrogen is needed?

Storage of Organic Apples

Written by Marcella Galeni, Washington State University–Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center and Carolina Torres, Washington State University–Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center, Wenatchee. Organic…

2023 WA Tree Fruit Research Commission Grant Awards for Apple Crop Protection

The WA Tree Fruit Research Commission approved $121,457 to help fund five (5) new Apple Crop Protection projects for 2023.

SCRI PACMAN Briefings Webinar Recordings

PACMAN Briefings recordings are now available.

Spring Pear Psylla Update April 2023

Stay up-to-date on pear pest monitoring data, decision support resources, and upcoming projects.

2023 WA Tree Fruit Research Commission Grant Awards for Apple Horticulture and Postharvest

The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission approved $562,722 to help fund seven (7) new Apple Horticulture and Postharvest projects for 2023.

Current Guidelines for Releasing Natural Enemies

Releases of purchased natural enemies can be an effective way to organically manage arthropod pests. Find out how to optimize your investment in this management…

Full Bloom Dates for Red Delicious Apples

Current degree days for Wenatchee are 445, + 35 from 30 year average and -154 from 2020 (March 21, 2021).

Honeycrisp Virtual Meetups Takeaways

In this article, we review the key questions answered by experts about managing crop load, nutrition, rootstocks, and harvest for Honeycrisp.
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