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HOW TO FIGHT HARD-TO-KILL CODLING MOTHS IN APPLES There’s a narrow window of opportunity to hit codling moths with insecticide sprays. A delta-shaped trap – tent-shaped trap with pheromone and a sticky pattern – can help growers pinpoint the right time. The trap will measure when the moths begin flying and application of insecticides will soon follow. Adama AgriculturalSolutions
'FUTURE ORCHARD PRODUCTION SYSTEM' DRIVES ORCHARD OUTLOOK The Future Orchard Production System (FOPS) was in place at one of T&G Global’s commercial orchards. EnzaFruit Products is the U.S. subsidiary for T&G Global, and the FOPS could take hold in the U.S. The T&G Global goal was to determine the next step in maximizing production, implementing automation on a wide scale. REQUIREMENTS CHANGED FOR FRESH BLUEBERRIES IMPORTED FROM Effective immediately, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is amending the entry requirements for the importation of fresh blueberry fruit (Vaccinium spp.) from Chile into the United States. Chile has divided Region VIII (Biobio), which is known to have European grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana or EGVM), into two regions: Biobio (Region VIII) and Nuble (Region XVI). Therefore SWEET KAROLINE BLACKBERRIES MAKE MARKET DEBUT A new year begins with a new variety for berry growers at Alpine Fresh Inc. and Berry Fresh, LLC. Their Sweet Karoline blackberries are making their market debut after seven years of research, development and market testing. The berry variety is distinguished for the remarkably sweet taste found in each and every berry. MANAGING APPLE MAGGOTS WITH INSECTICIDES Adults are black flies with white crossbands on the abdomen (3 on males, 4 on females), a prominent white spot on the posterior end of the thorax and wings marked with black bands.Photo: New York State Ag Experiment Station Moderate levels of apple maggot adult emergence have been detected at the Michigan State University Trevor Nichols Research Center in Fennville, Michigan, following late NEW BLACKBERRY FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ACHIEVESUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY SCHOOLUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY VARIETIESOUACHITA UNIVERSITY ARKANSASUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PLANTS Ponca is the 20th blackberry from the fruit breeding program of the division’s Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, said John R. Clark, fruit breeder and Distinguished Professor of horticulture for the Division of Agriculture and the University of Arkansas’ Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences. INFLATABLE DANCERS SCARE OFF BIRDS Steve Otto, owner of Valley View Farms in Bangor, Mich., which grows 70 acres of blueberries, calls the unusual scarecrows “air dancers.”. The inflatables were installed in three of his fields that have power, and in a few without power with the help of generators. “I have to tell you, they worked really well with keeping the birds away HOME - FRUIT GROWERS NEWSCOVID-19BY REGIONFRUITSLABORCROP PROTECTIONCROP MANAGEMENT NuPhY aims high, seeks to set platinum standard for tree fruit disease testing Pullman, Washington-based agricultural technology company NuPhy Plants has joined a select group of Pacific Northwest labs deemed competent to test for Little Cherry Virus 2 and X-disease. ABOUT FRUIT GROWERS NEWS About Fruit Growers News. For 60 years, Fruit Growers News has served as a powerful and reliable resource for fruit growers across the nation. Published monthly, each issue of this award-winning publication features the latest news, insights, products and more to EDWIN RAAK, MICHIGAN FRUIT GROWER, AGED 84, DIES Edwin Raak, Michigan fruit grower, aged 84, dies. Edwin E. Raak, 84, of Holland, Michigan, died in the early morning hours of Nov. 20, 2020, at Holland Hospital. He is survived by his wife of 10 years Randi (Comeau) Raak, and his sons Thomas J and Barbara (Hafer), James K and Barbara (Strong), and John J and Criselda (Vasquez) and stepchildren
HOW TO FIGHT HARD-TO-KILL CODLING MOTHS IN APPLES There’s a narrow window of opportunity to hit codling moths with insecticide sprays. A delta-shaped trap – tent-shaped trap with pheromone and a sticky pattern – can help growers pinpoint the right time. The trap will measure when the moths begin flying and application of insecticides will soon follow. Adama AgriculturalSolutions
'FUTURE ORCHARD PRODUCTION SYSTEM' DRIVES ORCHARD OUTLOOK The Future Orchard Production System (FOPS) was in place at one of T&G Global’s commercial orchards. EnzaFruit Products is the U.S. subsidiary for T&G Global, and the FOPS could take hold in the U.S. The T&G Global goal was to determine the next step in maximizing production, implementing automation on a wide scale. REQUIREMENTS CHANGED FOR FRESH BLUEBERRIES IMPORTED FROM Effective immediately, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is amending the entry requirements for the importation of fresh blueberry fruit (Vaccinium spp.) from Chile into the United States. Chile has divided Region VIII (Biobio), which is known to have European grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana or EGVM), into two regions: Biobio (Region VIII) and Nuble (Region XVI). Therefore SWEET KAROLINE BLACKBERRIES MAKE MARKET DEBUT A new year begins with a new variety for berry growers at Alpine Fresh Inc. and Berry Fresh, LLC. Their Sweet Karoline blackberries are making their market debut after seven years of research, development and market testing. The berry variety is distinguished for the remarkably sweet taste found in each and every berry. MANAGING APPLE MAGGOTS WITH INSECTICIDES Adults are black flies with white crossbands on the abdomen (3 on males, 4 on females), a prominent white spot on the posterior end of the thorax and wings marked with black bands.Photo: New York State Ag Experiment Station Moderate levels of apple maggot adult emergence have been detected at the Michigan State University Trevor Nichols Research Center in Fennville, Michigan, following late NEW BLACKBERRY FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ACHIEVESUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY SCHOOLUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY VARIETIESOUACHITA UNIVERSITY ARKANSASUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PLANTS Ponca is the 20th blackberry from the fruit breeding program of the division’s Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station, said John R. Clark, fruit breeder and Distinguished Professor of horticulture for the Division of Agriculture and the University of Arkansas’ Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences. INFLATABLE DANCERS SCARE OFF BIRDS Steve Otto, owner of Valley View Farms in Bangor, Mich., which grows 70 acres of blueberries, calls the unusual scarecrows “air dancers.”. The inflatables were installed in three of his fields that have power, and in a few without power with the help of generators. “I have to tell you, they worked really well with keeping the birds away USDA PLEDGES FRESH PRODUCE PROGRAM BOOST; UNITED FRESH USDA announced June 4 an investment of up to $1 billion, including $500 million in American Rescue Plan funding, in The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) to support and expand the emergency food network so food banks and GROWERS SHARE PROS AND CONS OF H-2A PROGRAM H-2A has other downsides. It’s costly (add everything up – wages, housing, paperwork, etc. – and Costanza said it costs him close to $18 an hour for each worker) – the farm can’t afford to make other improvements. And not all of the H-2A workers were as experienced as Costanza had hoped. The program has grown tremendously in the last CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON DROUGHT BARRIER IN SACRAMENTO-SAN In response to worsening drought conditions in California, on June 3 the Department of Water Resources began construction on a temporary emergency drought barrier on the West False River in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. UPL WELCOMES NEW STRATEGIC ACCOUNTS LEAD MATT LEWIS UPL North America announces the addition of Matt Lewis as U.S. Strategic Accounts Lead, Seed and Soil Health. Lewis will lead a team in growing the seed and soil health business by bringing maximum value to growers who want top performance from the seeds they plant. SUGGESTIONS SOUGHT FOR PLANT PROTECTION, NATIONAL CLEAN USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) invites stakeholders to submit project suggestions for fiscal year (FY) 2022 Plant Protection Act Section 7721 (PPA 7721) funding. In total, APHIS will allocate approximately $75 million to plant protection funding with at least $5 million going to the National Clean Plant Network(NCPN).
NEW CEO ANNOUNCED FOR TOMRA SYSTEMS ASA Norway-headquartered global sustainable technology company TOMRA Systems ASA has said current president and CEO, Stefan Ranstrand, willbe
KEEPING UNDER COVER: THE IDEAL LOOK OF AN ORCHARD FLOOR Keeping Under Cover: The Ideal Look of an Orchard Floor. In 25 years of studying the matter, Ian Merwin has seen all kinds of systems for managing groundcover vegetation in orchards. In some European orchards managed for cider apples, the grass grows like a hayfield. In others, sheep keep down the vegetation. Some orchards are clean tilled and THE BEST STRAWBERRIES TO GROW IN HOT LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED It’s strawberry season in many parts of the U.S, and supermarkets are teeming with these fresh heart-shaped treats. Although the bright red, juicy fruit can grow almost anywhere with lots of sunlight, production in some hot, dry regions is a challenge.FRUITS ARCHIVES
Washington growers focus on top apples. Several apple growers shared their strategies for taking product “From Bud to Bin,” which was the theme of the 60th annual International Fruit Tree Association conference in Wenatchee, Washington, Feb. 19-23. MYLAND APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF SALES FOR WESTERN REGION MyLand Co. LLC announced June 4 that Joe Ruiz as Director of Sales, Western region. Ruiz will serve as a regional sales director, responsible for client expansion and new client acquisition in the important Western United States and Mexico. HOME - FRUIT GROWERS NEWSCOVID-19BY REGIONFRUITSLABORCROP PROTECTIONCROP MANAGEMENT NuPhY aims high, seeks to set platinum standard for tree fruit disease testing Pullman, Washington-based agricultural technology company NuPhy Plants has joined a select group of Pacific Northwest labs deemed competent to test for Little Cherry Virus 2 and X-disease. ABOUT FRUIT GROWERS NEWS About Fruit Growers News. For 60 years, Fruit Growers News has served as a powerful and reliable resource for fruit growers across the nation. Published monthly, each issue of this award-winning publication features the latest news, insights, products and more to EDWIN RAAK, MICHIGAN FRUIT GROWER, AGED 84, DIES Edwin E. Raak, 84, of Holland, Michigan, died in the early morning hours of Nov. 20, 2020, at Holland Hospital. He is survived by his wife of 10 years Randi (Comeau) Raak, and his sons Thomas J and Barbara (Hafer), James K and Barbara (Strong), and John J and Criselda (Vasquez) and step children Christopher Herrell and Amy Derochey, andDevon Herrell.
'FUTURE ORCHARD PRODUCTION SYSTEM' DRIVES ORCHARD OUTLOOK With heightened attention being given to labor-saving robotic harvesters and other innovative tools for tree fruit growers, a continued concentration is being given to the development of orchard planting systems that will be able to accommodate such breakthroughs. HOW TO FIGHT HARD-TO-KILL CODLING MOTHS IN APPLES The early bird gets the worm, and growers who prepare early will have more luck catching codling moth before it damages their apples. Insecticide sprays must be timely, based on traps tracking moth flights, and the traps need to be set well in advance. REQUIREMENTS CHANGED FOR FRESH BLUEBERRIES IMPORTED FROM Effective immediately, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is amending the entry requirements for the importation of fresh blueberry fruit (Vaccinium spp.) from Chile into the United States. Chile has divided Region VIII (Biobio), which is known to have European grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana or EGVM), into two regions: Biobio (Region VIII) and Nuble (Region XVI). Therefore SWEET KAROLINE BLACKBERRIES MAKE MARKET DEBUT A new year begins with a new variety for berry growers at Alpine Fresh Inc. and Berry Fresh, LLC. Their Sweet Karoline blackberries are making their market debut after seven years of research, developmentand market testing.
MANAGING APPLE MAGGOTS WITH INSECTICIDES Adults are black flies with white crossbands on the abdomen (3 on males, 4 on females), a prominent white spot on the posterior end of the thorax and wings marked with black bands.Photo: New York State Ag Experiment Station Moderate levels of apple maggot adult emergence have been detected at the Michigan State University Trevor Nichols Research Center in Fennville, Michigan, following late NEW BLACKBERRY FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ACHIEVESUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY SCHOOLUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY VARIETIESOUACHITA UNIVERSITY ARKANSASUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PLANTS Ponca, a new blackberry variety from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, offers the pinnacle of flavor from one of theworld’s
INFLATABLE DANCERS SCARE OFF BIRDS If there’s one thing that can get under the skin of any farmer, it’s a flock of birds swooping down to damage crops. According to the latest statistics, bird damage is responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars in lost income to orchards and vineyards. HOME - FRUIT GROWERS NEWSCOVID-19BY REGIONFRUITSLABORCROP PROTECTIONCROP MANAGEMENT NuPhY aims high, seeks to set platinum standard for tree fruit disease testing Pullman, Washington-based agricultural technology company NuPhy Plants has joined a select group of Pacific Northwest labs deemed competent to test for Little Cherry Virus 2 and X-disease. ABOUT FRUIT GROWERS NEWS About Fruit Growers News. For 60 years, Fruit Growers News has served as a powerful and reliable resource for fruit growers across the nation. Published monthly, each issue of this award-winning publication features the latest news, insights, products and more to EDWIN RAAK, MICHIGAN FRUIT GROWER, AGED 84, DIES Edwin E. Raak, 84, of Holland, Michigan, died in the early morning hours of Nov. 20, 2020, at Holland Hospital. He is survived by his wife of 10 years Randi (Comeau) Raak, and his sons Thomas J and Barbara (Hafer), James K and Barbara (Strong), and John J and Criselda (Vasquez) and step children Christopher Herrell and Amy Derochey, andDevon Herrell.
'FUTURE ORCHARD PRODUCTION SYSTEM' DRIVES ORCHARD OUTLOOK With heightened attention being given to labor-saving robotic harvesters and other innovative tools for tree fruit growers, a continued concentration is being given to the development of orchard planting systems that will be able to accommodate such breakthroughs. HOW TO FIGHT HARD-TO-KILL CODLING MOTHS IN APPLES The early bird gets the worm, and growers who prepare early will have more luck catching codling moth before it damages their apples. Insecticide sprays must be timely, based on traps tracking moth flights, and the traps need to be set well in advance. REQUIREMENTS CHANGED FOR FRESH BLUEBERRIES IMPORTED FROM Effective immediately, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is amending the entry requirements for the importation of fresh blueberry fruit (Vaccinium spp.) from Chile into the United States. Chile has divided Region VIII (Biobio), which is known to have European grapevine moth (Lobesia botrana or EGVM), into two regions: Biobio (Region VIII) and Nuble (Region XVI). Therefore SWEET KAROLINE BLACKBERRIES MAKE MARKET DEBUT A new year begins with a new variety for berry growers at Alpine Fresh Inc. and Berry Fresh, LLC. Their Sweet Karoline blackberries are making their market debut after seven years of research, developmentand market testing.
MANAGING APPLE MAGGOTS WITH INSECTICIDES Adults are black flies with white crossbands on the abdomen (3 on males, 4 on females), a prominent white spot on the posterior end of the thorax and wings marked with black bands.Photo: New York State Ag Experiment Station Moderate levels of apple maggot adult emergence have been detected at the Michigan State University Trevor Nichols Research Center in Fennville, Michigan, following late NEW BLACKBERRY FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ACHIEVESUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PROGRAMUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY SCHOOLUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY VARIETIESOUACHITA UNIVERSITY ARKANSASUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BLACKBERRY PLANTS Ponca, a new blackberry variety from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, offers the pinnacle of flavor from one of theworld’s
INFLATABLE DANCERS SCARE OFF BIRDS If there’s one thing that can get under the skin of any farmer, it’s a flock of birds swooping down to damage crops. According to the latest statistics, bird damage is responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars in lost income to orchards and vineyards. USDA PLEDGES FRESH PRODUCE PROGRAM BOOST; UNITED FRESH USDA announced June 4 an investment of up to $1 billion, including $500 million in American Rescue Plan funding, in The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) to support and expand the emergency food network so food banks and FORECAST PRODUCTION OF SWEET, TART CHERRIES FORECASTS DOWN Mother Nature’s quirks, including cold snaps, are blamed for forecasted decreases in U.S. production of tart and sweet cherry varieties. The USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) on June 11 released statistics for 2020 U.S. cherry production. UPL WELCOMES NEW STRATEGIC ACCOUNTS LEAD MATT LEWIS UPL North America announces the addition of Matt Lewis as U.S. Strategic Accounts Lead, Seed and Soil Health. Lewis will lead a team in growing the seed and soil health business by bringing maximum value to growers who want top performance from the seeds they plant. CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON DROUGHT BARRIER IN SACRAMENTO-SAN In response to worsening drought conditions in California, on June 3 the Department of Water Resources began construction on a temporary emergency drought barrier on the West False River in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. GROWERS SHARE PROS AND CONS OF H-2A PROGRAM Short on labor and thinking about hiring H-2A workers? The federal guest-worker program, which more farm employers are using these days, has its pros and cons. A couple of Michigan growers shared their experiences with Fruit Growers News. SUGGESTIONS SOUGHT FOR PLANT PROTECTION, NATIONAL CLEAN USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) invites stakeholders to submit project suggestions for fiscal year (FY) 2022 Plant Protection Act Section 7721 (PPA 7721) funding. In total, APHIS will allocate approximately $75 million to plant protection funding with at least $5 million going to the National Clean Plant Network(NCPN).
NEW CEO ANNOUNCED FOR TOMRA SYSTEMS ASA Norway-headquartered global sustainable technology company TOMRA Systems ASA has said current president and CEO, Stefan Ranstrand, willbe
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