The rusty patched-bumble bee (RPBB), Bombus affinis (Fig 1), is one of the 21 bumble bee species in the Eastern/Midwestern region out of 48 bumble […]

Well it looks like Mother Nature threw us a very cold curve ball to start May. We were able to plant our 4 lined research […]

These might or might not be the questions everyone wonders about cranberry frost tolerance as buds break dormancy in the spring, but they had been […]

We usually spend the 2nd and 3rd weeks in May doing some spot checks and answering field questions. This year a lot of growers are under […]

Starting on 5/6- 5/7 a lot of our properties flooded up for frost protection due to the consecutive nights of cold and low dew points. […]

Hello from Flying Dollar Cranberry! We got a great jump on our pipe laying this spring and our two flood events have balanced our work […]

Hello everyone! I think we are all eager to watch the vines come to life again. Here at Gardner’s we have been busy finalizing irrigation […]

Hello everyone, I am Jyostna Mura. I recently joined as a USDA-ARS Cranberry Physiologist with the Dept. of Horticulture, UW-Madison. I am excited to have […]

So, hello! I’m Allison Jonjak. I grew up on Jonjak Cranberry Farm (established 1939) in Sawyer County, and loved everything about it, from pulling maples […]

What is pH? pH is the measure of the amount of H+ ions in the soil solution. It is measured on a scale that ranges […]