I saw my first Japanese beetle adult (Figure 1; JB) today at a collaborating vineyard where we are looking at the interaction of social wasps […]

Join the UW Fruit Team for a vineyard and orchard walk! Bring your field boots and burning questions to Peninsular Ag Research Station on Friday […]

Hi there, Beth here, work at the station progresses with 4 fungicide trials, 2 herbicide trials, 1 insecticide trials, and several physiology experiments ongoing this […]

Hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the much-needed rainfall we received this past weekend. We sure did get slammed with enough nights of frost […]

This time of year the Stevens variety is for the most part at peak bloom and the early varieties are seeing pinheads starting to form. […]

Articles published to the journal under Teryl Roper’s management are now easy to access, and growers and new hires can track research progress through time, […]

We’re very excited to announce that the first edition of the Cranberry Back to Basics course is now available online.  This project is a new […]

This is not a scientific article, and is instead observational. When I say “showing” or “observed” here, I do not mean a statistically valid scientific […]

While cranberry growers have a decently sized herbicide toolbox, the spectrum of weed species is very broad and includes many perennials not found in other […]

In 2023, the PDDC continues to provide diagnoses through examination of digital photographs, as well as physical samples.  Click here for the PDDC’s current submission […]