Apple orchards today can produce about 10x more than they did 100 yrs ago, thanks to @USDA_ARS researchers & their partners @Cornell. The fruits of their labor are easy to see and taste, but their most impressive work is underground. ➡️https://t.co/ENkEvgCkmT #NationalAppleMonth
Early-season record heat wave cost the Northwest 20 percent of its cherry crop, but discussion of impacts will continue for months.
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Researchers air-dried harvested apple roots and were further dried in an oven to measure biomass. #Composts such as chicken litter and yard waste were found to be an effective way to improve #soil health at apple orchards: https://t.co/ydqOcUN4s5 @FruitTreeAshley
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There’s increasing interest in trellising and training pears in the Hood River area, according to @FruitTreeAshley. Learn from the tips shared at an @OregonState Extension field day. https://t.co/SHHW0WdufA
"Compost and Geneva® series rootstocks increase young 'Gala' apple tree growth and change root-zone microbial communities" Free download at: https://t.co/Dk7NgoTl8e
This will be an exercise in letting go/learning to be a better PI. It’s tough to trust my very new technician and student workers to get ever detail perfect, but I will for the next six week. #Cherries might be a lost cause, but I’m coming for those #Anjous! #OregonStateExtension