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A kestrel box plays a role in sustainable vineyard management at Adelsheim’s Laurel Leaf Vineyard in Hillsboro, Oregon, in 2021. (Photo by Jonelle Mejica/Good Fruit Grower)

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Brookdale Fruit Farm employees harvest Foxtrot Gala in September 2025. The New Hampshire orchard uses an autonomous Revo Piuma platform. Six workers, two on the machine and four on the ground, pick the apples by hand and place them on the conveyor belts, which fill the bin below. Compared to ladders, the platform speeds picking and reduces fruit bruising, grower Trevor Hardy said. (TJ Mullinax/Good Fruit Grower)

A strong and Hardy outlook for farming family business

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Diseñando la ruta hacia la variabilidad

Diseñando la ruta hacia la variabilidad

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A Deraeocoris brevis nymph crawls across a leaf in August at the U.S. Department of Agriculture laboratory in Wapato, Washington. The insect’s timing and appetite for pear psylla has made it an all-star predator in pear integrated pest management. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower)

Most Valuable Predator of pear pests

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Good Fruit Grower Flashbacks

2003: This isn’t 1969, and it isn’t your dad’s codling moth

2000: Pear psylla: the real Y2K bug

1996: Beneficial insects now can be sprayed on trees

1963: Insect Resistance To Certain Insecticides

2003: Making hard cider is not easy

2003: Hard cider sells better at higher price

1983: Corrective pruning program needed to eliminate shading

1946: Apple Tree Leaves Factory For Fruit

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