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Good Fruit Grower is growing! We're expanding our editorial team to include a Bilingual Content Coordinator. View the job description at: goodfruit.com/bilingual-cont… and apply by Feb. 8.
After lunch at the #CherryInstitute, Karina Gallardo from @WSUExtension talks cherry growers through her costs of production studies. Read more about it: goodfruit.com/inputs-rising-…
Good morning from the @NWcherrygrowers's #CherryInstitute, where the conversation kicks off with a look at last year's short, late crop from commission president B.J. Thurlby. (Red is PNW, blue is CA, 2021 in lines, 2022 shaded)
Are they nuts? The low labor and input needs have some Yakima Valley fruit growers considering — and planting — hazelnuts. goodfruit.com/are-they-nuts-…
Whoops, forgot the #hortshow tag.
Now, geneticist Amit Dhingra, @aamitdhingra, now at Texas A&M, introduces @wsucahnrs research into biochar. "No all biochar is created equal," he said, showing different sources. The impacts depend on plant genetics too.
Now, geneticist Amit Dhingra, @aamitdhingra, now at Texas A&M, introduces @wsucahnrs research into biochar. "No all biochar is created equal," he said, showing different sources. The impacts depend on plant genetics too.
Now, geneticist Amit Dhingra, @aamitdhingra, now at Texas A&M, introduces @wsucahnrs research into biochar. "No all biochar is created equal," he said, showing different sources. The impacts depend on plant genetics too.
Next up, Lee Kalcsits, @WSUTFRECPhysiol talks about the rootstock selection. "This increase in the amount of choices can make it confusing," he said. Factors to consider include: site, soil, scion, system. #hortshow
Good morning from the #hortshow. Bernardita Sallato from @WSUTreeFruitExt is discussing how to calculate the nutrient demand based on your cropping level.
Honey bees need a winter rest to carry a strong hive through the spring, but warming climate could prompt them into flying in the winter and wearing themselves out, Rajagopalan said. Cold storage to simulate winter could help. #hortshow
Continuing on the #hortshow climate topic, biological engineer Kirti Rajagopalan of @WSUPullman talks about recent climate model efforts to understand sunburn risk, honey bee colony impacts, and codling moth pest pressures
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