Over the last two growing seasons, we have worked diligently to develop hundreds of new cranberry research plots at the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station in […]

This year’s new plantings really took off with the great weather we had. Hopefully we get another 5 weeks of good growing conditions.

Color development in apples is a complex process because many factors are involved: genetics, environmental conditions (i.e., light and temperature), nutrition, stress, crop load, etc. […]

Early and accurate yield estimation is very useful information for growers to adapt management decisions and inputs (i.e., fertilizer, herbicides, fungicides, etc) based on potential […]

We are in full harvest prep mode! All of our crews are looking over their berry pumps, tractors, trailers and dump trucks. A couple marshes […]

Picnic beetles, also called sap beetles, are a complex of over 160 species of beetles that feed on damaged, overripe, or decomposing fruits and vegetables. […]

The dog days of summer have arrived, accompanied by several grower questions about late-season grass weeds poking through the cranberry canopy.  Here are a couple […]

We’ve been busy on the marsh in between dodging hail and applying slight corrections to our fertilizer program. It’s been a little crazy. Of course, […]

The PDDC is now once again accepting physical samples for diagnosis, but due to COVID-19, only with limited hours and limited sample processing capacity.  Click […]

The PDDC is now once again accepting physical samples for diagnosis, but due to COVID-19, only with limited hours and limited sample processing capacity.  Click […]