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Vineyard pruning approach cut cold damage after frigid weather
Ross CourtneyFollowing a deep winter cold spell, many Washington wine grape growers opted to leave more buds on longer spurs ...
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Hansen: Winterizing wine grapes
Michelle Distinguished Professor in Viticulture, leads the new four-year project that was awarded a grant this year from the ...
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Judge rules Glory and Staccato cherries the same
A federal judge has decided a cherry sold as Glory is really Staccato under a different name.The ruling marks a turning point ...
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Dininny: Changing as we grow on
For nearly 80 years, Good Fruit Grower has covered every challenge — and plenty of opportunities — faced by the fruit ...
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A three-for-all approach to orchard systems
Cornerstone Ranches likes to stick with what works.
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USDA research center construction begins at UC Davis
An artist's rendering of the new Agricultural Research and Technology Center at the University of California, Davis. The U.S.
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Joe Cushman, a young grower from Hood River, Oregon
Joe grew up on a family vineyard in Hood River and graduated with a horticulture degree specializing in viticulture from ...
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Growers and food groups overcoming an apple oversupply
In late August, as Good Fruit Grower went to press, Manchin’s office announced $3.1 million in reallocated USDA funding to ...
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Hurricane Helene inflicts $6 billion in damages to Georgia ag
Hurricane Helene left behind an estimated $6.46 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and forestry industries, according to preliminary damage assessments conducted by the Georgia Department of ...