Videos
Quince Rootstock on Anjou Pear Trial Virtual Tour
WSU's Dr. Stefano Musacchi gives a virtual tour of his quince-Anjou rootstock trial discussing the research results and which combinations show the most promise for…
Stemilt Bi-axis Pear Block Virtual Tour
WTFRC's Tory Schmidt hosts this virtual tour of the Stemilt pear block that utilizes the bi-axis technique.
X-disease Vector Management Trials
Adrian Marshall, WSU Entomology explains how kaolin clay and Extenday applications are being tested to control important leafhopper vectors of X-disease phytoplasma.
Time-lapse Fire Blight Disease Progression in Apple: Differing Responses among Three Cultivars
A time-lapse video depicting the progression of fire blight symptoms in three apple scion cultivars all propagated onto M. 111 Rootstocks.
WSU Virtual Cherry Field day: Q&A with Dr. Whiting on Harvest Efficiency Trials
Questions and Answers on Sweet Cherry Harvest Efficiency trials with Matthew Whiting, Luke Anderson and Suzanne Bishop.
WSU Virtual Cherry Field day: Allan Brothers Inc Q&A Part 1
Introduction to Allan Brothers Inc and our host Suzanne Bishop, Director of R&D and Luke Anderson, Area Production Manager. Introduction to the Zillah Ranch and…
WSU Virtual Cherry Field day: Allan Brothers Q&A, Part 2.
Part 2: Allan Brothers Inc R&D director Suzanne Bishop and Area Production Manager, Luke Anderson, discussing vigor management for 'Sweetheart/Mazzard' combination, training, wood renewal, light…
WSU Virtual Cherry Field day; Allan Brothers Q&A, Part 3.
Part 3: Allan Brothers Inc R&D director Suzanne Bishop and Area Production Manager, Luke Anderson, discussing cultivar/rootstock selection, stress management practices, powdery mildew management.
Manejo de Vectores de Fitoplasma X (X-disease Vector Management)
Autores Tianna DuPont, WSU Extensión; Tobin Northfield, WSU Entomologia. Videografía y producción Ricardo Naranjo, WSU Extensión. Apoyo de fondos de la Comisión de Investigación de…
Síntomas de Fitoplasma X y Little Cherry Virus
El X- fitoplasma y el Little Cherry Virus 2 causan frutos pequeños, pálidos y deformados en las cerezas. Este video muestra las síntomas en una…
