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Written by David Granatstein and Elizabeth Kirby, WSU Wenatchee The area of certified organic apple production in Washington State grew by 37% in 2017, and…

In a non-typical year like 2018 models are more important than ever to help guide decisions in the orchard. Take a look at models new…

Authors: Ines Hanrahan and Felix Schuhmann, Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission Conclusions at a Glance WA 38 develops two predominant starch patterns, which appear in…

Advances in molecular research techniques are providing new insights into the complex interactions that can occur between soil organisms, plants, and the above- or below-ground…

Smart phone apps may help you identify your problem weeds. Correct identification is critical to choosing the most effective herbicide.

After a tough year in 2017 lets look at the answers to common questions about cherry powdery mildew answered by WSU plant pathologist Dr. Gary…

The WSDA Organic Program is pleased to share videos about organic standards and the certification process.

Please consider responding to this short online survey on precision agriculture in apple production – it will only take 5 minutes of your time.

The January 2018 training requirements (additional topics) for the WPS are delayed to allow more time for training materials and programs to be developed.  The…

Controlled Atmosphere (CA) storage capacity in the state continues to increase, with an anticipated 10% increase in capacity in the next two years. This follows…