Focus On Fruit for 05/21/20
May 21, 2020 No Comments
How has the coronavirus impacted the Washington apple industry? Toni Lynn Adams with the Washington Apple Commission takes a look. If you have a story
How has the coronavirus impacted the Washington apple industry? Toni Lynn Adams with the Washington Apple Commission takes a look. If you have a story
Since early May, workers at several fruit packing houses in the Yakima area have walked off the job, demanding additional safety protocols and equipment to
Good news can be challenging to find during the coronavirus pandemic, but cherry growers may be in line for some positive news. As Asian markets
According to NASS there was a lot of variation in fruit production between Washington and Oregon last year. Washington produced 7.22 billion pound of apples
Northwest Cherries is out with the first round estimate for the 2020 crop. The estimate, compiled by growers from across the region, puts this year’s
Jon DeVaney with the Washington state Tree Fruit Association talks about the relationship between coronavirus and Ag labor. If you have a story idea for
Jon DeVaney, president and CEO of the Washington state Tree Fruit Association talks about how the coronavirus is impacting the industry. If you have a
The coronavirus has most, if not all of us on edge these days, trying to determine what trips are essential, what safe and what is
In early March, Washington State University celebrated the grand opening of its new Honey Bee & Pollinator Research, Extension and Education Facility in Othello. WSU
How has coronavirus impacted the apple industry? Toni Lynn Adams with the Washington Apple Commission takes a look. If you have a story idea for
As the country continues to grapple with the coronavirus, Dan Newhouse and others are calling on the USDA to help specialty crop producers. Newhouse was
For today’s quarterly commodity snapshot, we take a look at cherries and wine. Northwest Farm Credit Services Bill Perry said their 12-month outlook calls for
