Blueberry scorch virus, a pathogen that can weaken or kill plants, has been confirmed in two Central Washington fields. More common in Northwestern Washington and British Columbia, Canada, the virus ...
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EXCERPT: The early predator gets the psylla. Deraeocoris has become the superstar of pear psylla natural enemies, partly ...
EXCERPT: Sunburn is the leading cause of culls in Washington’s apple orchards, but it’s frustratingly unpredictable. New research aims to offer more understanding of the physiology and genetics at ...
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EXCERPT: Readers who access our content online already know we launched a redesign of the Good Fruit Grower and Good Fruit ...
On March 9, the U.S. Department of Agriculture published proposed changes to Washington cherry handling regulations that would eliminate 12-row cherries and add 7.5- and 7-row sizes. The Washington ...
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EXCERPT: Research with little cherry disease-sniffing dogs has moved to nurseries, putting the canine detection skills to use in warehouses, mother blocks and crowded beds of finished trees. This ...
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