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—The University of Minnesota’s Superior Fruit Innovations program licenses new varieties to direct-market growers. The post Minnesota aims to breed fruit for all appeared first on...
During this incredible springtime frenzy, which sees spring bulbs, lilacs and a variety of beautiful native woodland plants burst intoContinue Reading The post Is It an Apple Tree?...
Every downturn in fruit returns has pushed growers to consider what they should plant for the future. In this 1983 piece, guest columnist Albrecht Bacharach urges growers to make p...
—Utah State University researchers have developed tools to measure yield variability in tart cherry orchards. Already part of our community? Log in here Our premium content is...
Strawberries are one of the first sweet treats that we home gardeners can look forward to each year. (There’s rhubarb, but that’s quite tangy without a lot of sugar, so … The post...
—Colorado State University’s Ioannis Minas realized that the most pressing problem for his region’s peach growers was predicting the complex harvest timing to optimize maturity and...
Grow fresh fruit at home even without a yard! There are lots of fruit trees that thrive in five-gallon buckets, both indoors or on a patio. The post 15 Fruit Trees You Can Grow In...
—Blaine Smith and other Washington cherry growers with planar canopies give their side branches a light trim about two weeks before picking, to aid airflow, color development and h...
Red currants are flavorful and full of nutrients. There are lots of species and cultivars to choose from of this underappreciated beauty, whether you need some bright autumn color,...
Want to grow a winter feast for wild birds? Pick shrubs and trees that fit your growing conditions and available space, but also select those with the most benefits for wildlife, p...
Have you ever wanted to grow your own apricot trees? What better time than now? Growing these stone fruits at home means a rare treat: apricots that you can eat the same day you pi...
—For David Geen, president of Canada’s Jealous Fruits, serving the export and North American markets amid competition from Washington’s heavyweight cherry industry requires strateg...
—Ice Age glaciers left a mess of soil types in Great Lakes fruit regions, forcing growers to stay flexible in their management practices. Already part of our community? Log in...
Aronia, aka chokeberry, is a native North American shrub hardy to Zone 3. It produces berries high in antioxidants, with white spring flowers and brilliant red fall foliage. The be...
—Growers can’t “horticulture” their way out of the challenges they face, so Oregon State University Extension organized a business-related grower outreach event. The post A money m...
One marked difference about the pages of Good Fruit Grower 80 years ago was the prominence of soft fruits in those pages. Prunes, apricots, peaches, nectarines and more were domina...
Washington State University apple breeder Bruce Barritt began making crosses in 1994, planted his first trees in 1997, and by 2000, he was rushing through a young orchard, taking b...
European pear trees provide showy spring blossoms, beautiful fall colors, as well as delicious fruit with a soft, buttery texture and a sweet flavor. There are a number of differen...
Farmers across Southern Africa are cultivating wild loquat through modern propagation techniques, turning a threatened forest resource into a stable farm crop to protect the miombo...
They are a delightful cross between a raspberry and a blackberry – and fruit abundantly with the right careThis time last year, when my veg patch was feeling chaotic, I decided to...
Tiny lots can be challenging for city dwellers with big landscaping plans, but luckily there are lots of small trees to choose from. Not all species thrive in cities though, so you...
Farmers embrace high-value exotic crops with government support and improved water management
—Sensory scientists at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Summerland Research and Development Centre are training humans to evaluate fruit quality metrics and studying what consume...
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