Growers who hire H-2A workers are gearing up for a 2026 season with lower wage pressure and increased flexibility in the wake of last year’s federal policy changes. “There’s a lot of change to navigate in a really short period of time,” said Daniel Ross o... See more
Editor’s note: This story has been changed to denote the correct home country of Green Atlas and to credit all the researchers on the cherry curve chart. The ratio of leaf surface area to fruit is a key measurement to inform horticultural management of sw... See more
Semillero de Ideas, a nonprofit that aims to help farmworkers capitalize on their skills and experience, has launched a consultant service. The group, based in the Tri-Cities, Washington, offers trained farmworkers who will provide consultation with growe... See more
Though a lot is still unknown about the Wyckoff family’s purchase of Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, experts consider it good news that Washington’s largest winery is now owned by farmers with a vested interest in its long-term success. “They have more reason... See more
Groups that represent Washington tree fruit growers are encouraging members to oppose proposals in the state legislature that would increase the power of unions on farms. The bills in the House of Representatives and Senate would create new requirements f... See more
