In the past week or so some cranberry handlers have allowed use of QuinStar 4L as MRL export issues have been at least temporarily addressed […]

As we start our way out of blossom it is very unclear as to what the crop will do this year. Honey bees were not […]

Hello everyone, I hope that this summer has been treating you well so far. It sure seemed like a crazy spring up north trying to accomplish everything between […]

Hello everybody! Things are moving fast here around central Wisconsin. The hybrids are really taking off and most growers have begun to fertilize to help […]

Hello everyone, what a wild spring Mother Nature has been dealing us this year.  We have certainly made up for loss of precipitation over the […]

Hello everybody! Things are moving along fast here in central Wisconsin. Early varieties are seeing bloom while Stevens are just starting to see scattered bloom. […]

The new beds planted beginning of May are really starting to push a lot of growth, while the established beds are just starting to get […]

Correction: Spongy Moth larvae do in fact have a treatment threshold in cranberries: 4.5 larvae in sets of 25 sweeps. Thanks to Cesar Rodriguez-Saona of […]

The phosphorus that cranberries take up serves many important roles in cranberry plants. Phosphorus is an important part of holding together cells, storing, and using […]

At the May 17 Virtual Brown Bag, Dave Jones discussed the May 7 hail event that struck some locations near Warrens as well as the […]