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—As the new owners of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, Court Wyckoff said his family’s company will honor contracts, continue to buy grapes from outside growers and hold pat on volume reductions. Thus ...
A startup farming family in North Central Washington experiments with everything from regenerative to organic practices, ...
VentureFruit, a T&G Global company that provides variety management services, has launched Adore apples, a new apple program ...
A successful cherry season doesn’t just happen by accident. This season, Northwest Cherries created a new Cherry Picked ...
Last year, Washington packers shipped 58 different apple varieties to their customers, according to shipment reports sent to ...
USApple didn’t release its own crop estimate during its annual Outlook conference, but there was plenty of talk about the industry’s future.
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Washington Fruit Growers heads into the new year with new orchard leadership. The Yakima-based company, which has orchards across the Yakima Valley and Columbia Basin, announced that Dan Plath, ...
The Washington Tree Fruit Research Commission completed its 2026 funding cycle with the board approving 57 new and 45 continuing projects for cherries, stone fruit, technology and apples, according to ...
The Chelan Fruit Cooperative board of directors announced CEO Reggie Collins will transition from his current position to an advisory position, effective Jan. 1. Mark Stennes, currently the company’s ...
Can Congress secure labor reform? Diane Kurrle, senior vice president of the U.S. Apple Association, calls for support of the Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act.
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