The Cranberry Crop Management Journal concludes its 36th volume with today’s issue, but until this year, only volumes 23-26 were available online. Volumes 1 – […]

Before you swing into full gear for harvest, the late summer could be the perfect time to assess your farm’s ergonomics. If you have persistent […]

Join the UW Fruit Team for a vineyard and orchard walk! Bring your field boots and burning questions to Peninsular Ag Research Station on Friday […]

Articles published to the journal under Teryl Roper’s management are now easy to access, and growers and new hires can track research progress through time, […]

We’re very excited to announce that the first edition of the Cranberry Back to Basics course is now available online.  This project is a new […]

While cranberry growers have a decently sized herbicide toolbox, the spectrum of weed species is very broad and includes many perennials not found in other […]

Hello, I am Shinya Ikeda. I recently joined the USDA–ARS as a research chemist. The main objectives of my research are to elucidate how cranberry […]

To ensure even applications at your desired rates, connect, inspect, and calibrate your sprayer’s wet kit several days before you plan to make your first […]

The warm weather we experienced a couple of weeks ago accelerated the loss of cold hardiness of flower buds in many of our fruit crops, […]

In a long-term tillage research project in Kansas, a Palmer amaranth population was identified that was resistant to six herbicide sites of action in individual […]