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OSU Extension publication – Guide to identifying serious virus phytoplasma symptoms

Cherry virus and virus like organism publication from OSU.

An Update on the WSU Cherry Breeding Program

The cherry breeding program at Washington State University is excited to report on some of the key outcomes of our work since the relaunch of…

WSU Decision Aid System Update March 2025

Welcome to DAS 2025 Updates.

2025 WA Tree Fruit Research Commission Grant Awards for Apple Crop Protection

For 2025, the WA Tree Fruit Research Commission approved $343,581 to help fund five (5) new Apple Crop Protection projects. This news flash details the…

Survey: Tree Fruit Regulatory Cost of Production

Are you a farmer or manager of an apple, cherry or pear fruit operation in Washington State? Are you interested in increasing legislature’s understanding of…

Spring considerations to prevent bacterial canker disease in sweet cherries

A reminder about best management practices to reduce the risk of bacterial canker outbreaks this spring.

Codling Moth Mating Disruption Considerations

Codling moth mating disruption is the foundation for integrated pest management in apple and pears. It is important to remember that the mode of action…

A New Tool to Estimate Inversion Strengths

AgWeatherNet web portal offers two primary ways to access inversion data in Washington State.

2025 WA Tree Fruit Research Commission Grant Awards for Technology

In December of 2024, the WA Tree Fruit Research Commission approved $342,631 for five (5) new technology research projects for the upcoming year.

Starting the Season off for Pear IPM Success

For growers intending to use selective IPM programs (limiting broad spectrum sprays) for pears this season here are a few considerations for success.
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