We have had wonderful growing conditions all year, with most of the heavy rains staying in the central area of the state.  The result is […]

We have gotten 6+ inches of rain in the last week at the station. The berries are putting on size and the flea beetles are […]

Work continues on the Crancam project, which aims to develop a full understanding of how each cranberry cultivar’s genotype interacts with its growing environment to […]

Research has been under way during 2021 to understand false blossom and its spread, considering both the disease itself and the vector. The Wisconsin Cranberry […]

A rare Thursday Cranberry Crop Management Journal delivery, as yesterday (Aug 11) was the 2021 Summer Field Day. I wanted to include recaps of two […]

All this rain and humidity makes things interesting on the marsh here at Flying Dollar. Making sure water is off the beds and our reservoirs […]

Dr. Amaya Atucha’s presentation at July’s Virtual Cranberry Brown Bag addressed soil water content and irrigation information during cranberry fruit set, development, and ripening. She […]

The warm sunny days have really sized the fruit here at the station. I was fortunate enough to not get all the heavy rain a […]

Sparganothsis fruitworm are webbing and cranberry fruitworm are moving into their 2nd and 3rd berries.  We started sweeping flea beetle last week (7/12), and this […]

Thank you very much to everyone who sent in surveys this year. We had a slow start, and we heard reports that pollinators were also […]