Hope everyone that made it to the cranberry field days enjoyed their 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 […]

Potassium (K) is an essential nutrient for plant development and for sustaining high-yield and fruit quality. There are many physiological processes in which K is […]

Greetings from Flying Dollar Cranberry! Most of us have already applied the majority of our fertilizer applications on the marsh. We might apply some more […]

August has been busy at the Station, as in addition to focusing on bringing in a good crop in the new plantings, we have been […]

As cranberry beds enter early fruit set, this is an important period to scout for virus-infected fruits. While research demonstrates that infected uprights do recover […]

Hello everybody! We’re getting ready to say goodbye to our bees for the year. It’s hard to have a crop without them! We are mostly […]

Hello everyone I hope you all had a wonderful and safe Fourth of July! Boy have things moved along fast since last time we chatted! […]