On April 19th, we had 56 cranberry growers join us at the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station for the annual Spring Mini-Clinic. Livestream locations, hosted by […]

Small-scale replicated field plot research is very useful to explore and identify potential new technologies and practices that can improve cranberry production.  But there’s also […]

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 […]

While not a newcomer to the Upper Midwest, in the past year or so we’ve observed and heard many reports of another weed on the […]

Allison Jonjak, Christelle Guédot, Jed Colquhoun, and Leslie Holland As disease treatment windows close and we start counting insect number, continue degree day accumulation, and […]

Many non-irrigated areas of the Upper Midwest are becoming significantly droughty as our weather prematurely enters the dog days of summer.  There are several agricultural […]

Pollinator plantings can certainly add both natural beauty and valuable wildlife habitat on or near the cranberry marsh, but occasionally unwanted species can begin to […]

The dog days of summer have arrived, accompanied by several grower questions about late-season grass weeds poking through the cranberry canopy.  Here are a couple […]

New and localized pest problems can be extremely challenging in fruit production.  In response, researchers, pesticide registrants and the Wisconsin DATCP often work together to […]