Matt Milkovich

Growers are finding ways to still come out ahead in the processing apple market.

Las perspectivas económicas de este año impulsan a los productores a tomar decisiones prudentes.

Niagara County grower has sweet cherries covered.

Two leading U.S. tart cherry groups choose single leader in push to expand market.

This year’s economic outlook is driving growers to make cautious decisions.

Gordon will replace the retiring Phil Korson at Cherry Marketing Institute.

A new nonprofit group called West Central Michigan Horticultural Research (WCMHR) is planning to build a new tree fruit research center in Michigan and is seeking help with funding the […]

Nova Scotia apple farmers were feeling “cautious relief” after post-tropical storm Fiona tore through Atlantic Canada Sept. 23–24 and are continuing to harvest what is still expected to be a fairly good crop.

The Michigan Apple Committee’s board of directors recently elected a new chair and vice chair and appointed two new board members.During its June meeting, the MAC board elected Michael Dietrich of Conklin as chair and Kimberly Kropf of Lowell as vice chair. It also appointed two new board members:

Hurricane Helene left behind an estimated $6.46 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and forestry industries, according to preliminary damage assessments...

Full schedules are now available for the upcoming New York Tree Fruit Conference running Feb. 2–4 and the 2021 Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention running Feb. 8–11.  New York For […]

Market forces push growers to be more efficient.

The Michigan State Horticultural Society presented two Distinguished Service Awards during the 2024 Great Lakes Fruit, Vegetable and Farm Market EXPO banquet on Dec. 11. The awards were given to […]

The Cherry Industry Administrative Board and Cherry Marketing Institute have named Amy Cohn as their new president...

The third and final day of the International Fruit Tree Association’s 68th annual conference in Rochester, New York, on Feb. 19 covered a lot of topics, including the postharvest disorder bitter pit...

The Precision Apple Cropload Management project is nearing completion, and project leader and Cornell University horticulture professor Terence Robinson is ready to share some results...

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s tree fruit breeding program has partnered with Canada’s largest apple grower, Algoma Orchards in Ontario, to release a new apple variety...

Cold snaps hitting rootstock shanks might be cause of tree decline.

Cold snaps hitting rootstock shanks might be cause of tree decline.

Cornell research explores complexities of New York soil.