Join Kate Evans, Stefano Musacchi and Bernardita Sallato who will talk about the new apple variety WA 64 in two field tours. Learn what we know so far about this new apple and how to grow it.

The Pear Pest Management Discussion Group is designed for Washington pear growers, consultants and researchers to learn from each other.

Water Wisdom: Navigating Tree Fruit Production Through Drought and Deluge. Over the past decade, growers have experienced unpredictable rainfall, water availability challenges, droughts and deluges. We want to explore methods for adapting to these challenges and discuss alternatives for efficient irrigation practices, including advances in irrigation technologies that help growers produce high quality fruit.

Water Wisdom: Navigating Tree Fruit Production Through Drought and Deluge. Over the past decade, growers have experienced unpredictable rainfall, water availability challenges, droughts and deluges. We want to explore methods for adapting to these challenges and discuss alternatives for efficient irrigation practices, including advances in irrigation technologies that help growers produce high quality fruit.

Join Kate Evans, Stefano Musacchi and Bernardita Sallato who will talk about the new apple variety WA 64 in two field tours. Learn what we know so far about this new apple and how to grow it.

Water Wisdom: Navigating Tree Fruit Production Through Drought and Deluge. Over the past decade, growers have experienced unpredictable rainfall, water availability challenges, droughts and deluges. We want to explore methods for adapting to these challenges and discuss alternatives for efficient irrigation practices, including advances in irrigation technologies that help growers produce high quality fruit.

This event will provide growers, agricultural industry professionals, crop consultants, government representatives and researchers an update from both units on weather and crop sensing as well as cutting-edge agricultural technologies being researched at WSU.

Join us for an opportunity to learn about the first three years of the pear psylla phenology-based management program in the Wenatchee River Valley. We will examine a 1st year and 3rd year IPM orchard side-by-side. Lab members will be presenting on some current management related work including honeydew washing, codling moth in pears, and pesticide effects on pests and natural enemies. WSDA pesticide credits: 2 More information and registration Agenda 1:45 PM Registration, snacks, hand out folders 2:00-3:00 PM…