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Protect Fruit From Sunburn

To use particle films for fruit protection be sure to apply two coats before high temperatures.

WA 64 on the Site!

With the Announcement of Opportunity (AOO) of WA 64 released, we are starting to gather information for distribution. A dedicated section has been created on…

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.

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.

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.

2023 Crop Protection Guide for Tree Fruit Available

The 2022 Crop Protection Guide for Tree Fruit is available. New in the 2022 guide is a section for leafhopper control in cherries. Over 60…

Meet Our New Communications Coordinator!

My name is Jodi Harms and I am the new Communications Coordinator for the WSU Tree Fruit Network....

PACMAN Briefings Uploaded

Precision Crop Load Management of Apples (PACMAN) is a USDA-NIFA-SCRI funded project led by Cornell University and includes Co-project investigators from WSU (Stefano Musacchi and…

Mapping orchard variability and soil attributes to improve site-specific management decision making

A smart orchard project was implemented in Washington apple orchards in 2020 in collaboration with several industry and university partners, with funding support from the…
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