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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.
North Central Washington Tree Fruit Days 2025 Wrap Up
On January 19 to 23, 2025, the North Central Washington Tree Fruit Days took place in Wenatchee, WA, showcasing the newest research in tree fruit…
Bring Beneficial Insects and Pollinators into your Farm
Participate in General Mills’ National Pollinator Habitat Initiative with Tree Top and get one-on-one consulting to support beneficial insects and pollinators on farm while maximizing…
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).
Remove Fire Blight Cankers Now to Reduce Risk this Year
Fire blight cankers left in the orchard are the source for new infections next spring. Remove them now!
Soil and Plant Diagnostic Technology for Orchard Nutrient Management
Effective nutrient management in tree fruit production requires a comprehensive understanding of multiple interacting factors, including soil conditions (physical, chemical, and biological), plant health and…
The Die-Off of Generic Escherichia coli on Preharvest Apples
Key Findings and Recommendations on Time-to-Harvest Intervals for Washington Apple Growers from Two Recent Studies.
Pear psylla damage comparable in conventional and IPM orchards across the first three years using IPM
Wenatchee Valley pear orchards in their third year of following IPM guidelines experienced similar pear psylla damage as conventional orchards in 2024.
