Agronometrics in Charts: Low temperatures impact apple volumes out of Washington
Apple industry leaders are predicting a smaller-than-average crop this year due in part to an unusually frigid and stormy spring.
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Apple industry leaders are predicting a smaller-than-average crop this year due in part to an unusually frigid and stormy spring.
The Washington State Tree Fruit Association has donated air purifiers for Yakima Valley farmworker housing to help protect workers from the spread of airborne illness.
Air purifiers have been donated for Yakima Valley farmworker housing by the Washington State Tree Fruit Association.<p>
Experts forecast a smaller-than-average Pacific Northwest cherry crop for 2022. The crop size is down in part because of the mid-April snowstorm that swept through the region during bloom.
Cherries could be more expensive in Washington this summer due to poor weather this spring.