The USDA Cranberry Genetics and Genomics Lab (CGGL) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison group began compiling genetic fingerprinting data in 2011. Since then, they have […]

The Spotted Lantern Fly (SLF) is an invasive planthopper native to Asia, which was first detected in the US (Pennsylvania) in 2014. Its highly invasive […]

Fruit is starting to turn red with some cooler nights and days. We are ready for harvest as it’s fast approaching. Hope everyone has a […]

Hello everybody! We are finally at our time to see the fruits of our labor. The nights are getting colder and the leaves are changing […]

Everyone’s favorite time of the year is finally here! We are all patiently waiting for better color as we have not had the cold nights […]

Hello everyone, what a wonderful time we all had at the summer show this year! Hats off to all those who worked so hard to […]

Hope everyone that made it to the cranberry field days enjoyed there time at the research station. At this point I am getting things ready […]

This time of year we are done with our fertilizer and we have battled the bugs as much as we can. Flea beetle continues to […]

As I work to understand the current state of cranberry research, the UW-Madison research faculty often helpfully point me to important research that has stood […]

It’s been a busy month on the marshes up north, bees are gone, booms are going constantly, and the berries are sizing up! Fruit set […]