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The number one challenge of most farmers is labor. But solving this issue isn’t as simple as a new tool or technology.

If you havent heard them yet, check out "Bearing Fruit," the new podcast from the Washington State Tree Fruit Association.

If you havent heard them yet, check out "Bearing Fruit," the new podcast from the Washington State Tree Fruit Association.

Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney gives his thoughts on HB 1838, the Buffer Bill, that proposes to expand the riparian mitigation zones along rivers, streams and lakes to 100-250 feet.

Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney gives his thoughts on HB 1838, the Buffer Bill, that proposes to expand the riparian mitigation zones along rivers, streams and lakes to 100-250 feet.

Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney gives his thoughts on HB 1838, the Buffer Bill, that proposes to expand the riparian mitigation zones along rivers, streams and lakes to 100-250 feet.

The new three-year, $530,000 grant will help to expand testing capacity at WSU’s Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab in Pullman with more equipment and supplies.

The messaging at last months WSTFA Annual Meeting & Hort Show was focused on a look at the past as we prepare for whats to come.

Washington State Tree Fruit Association president Jon DeVaney shares his message from the recent Annual Meeting, that the tree fruit industry needs to become better at telling their stories.

As harvest draws to a close, Washington apple estimates have dropped a bit for the 2021 season.