Tree Fruit News – May 17

Without any intervention, codling moth numbers increase about four-fold from generation to generation. Therefore, targeting the first generation is important to reset the population size to a minimum. Control measures for subsequent generations can be…

Document date: April 2019 Recent Trends in Certified Organic Tree Fruit in Washington State: 2018   David Granatstein and Elizabeth Kirby Formerly with WSU-Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources In cooperation with Washington State…

Written by: Claudia Probst and Gary Grove, WSU Plant Pathology; Compiled by: Tianna Dupont, WSU NCW Regional Specialist; Reviewed by: Catherine Danials, WSU Entomology and Pesticide Coordinator; Edited by: Wendy Jones, WSU Tree Fruit Extension….

This is the first of four separate field day events to showcase cherry preharvest activities. download event flyer Tour Agenda Stop 1 : The Cemetery Block at Orchard View Behind the I.O.O.F. Three Mile Cemetery, The…

An evening with Dain – Organic cherry production from bud to bucket. Tour will focus on organic cherry production in blocks ranging from 3 to 24 years old. 10 X 18 freestanding Bing on Mazzard,…

Join us for a pre-harvest cherry field visit. At this site, we will see Black Pearl planted in 2009 a few days before harvest. We will also discuss Little Cherry Disease detection and management and…

The SoilWeb for Android application accesses soil survey information at your current location.  This is a total re-write of the previous version and contains many new features. iOS version next. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.casoilresourcelab.soilweb  

Food safety education & resources for Northwest small scale farmers and food processors. As part  of a multi-state collaboration between OSU, WSU, UI, and UA, we will be offering a series of webinars for small…