Trees & Vines
- Crushing it--grape tonnage increases in 2021 harvest
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Johnnie White is anything but crushed by the news contained in the 2021 grape-crush report.
- Researchers publish guide to help state peach growers
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Thomas Graziel, left, and Carlo Crisosto are the authors of “Peach,” a guidebook for growing peaches and nectarines.
Photo/University of California, Davis.
- Grape glut lessens as growers scrap vines
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Jorge Vazquez, an operator for Waterford-based Fowler Brothers Farming, stacks discarded grapevines in San Joaquin County. In each of the past two years, low demand for winegrapes led growers to remove nearly 40,000 acres of vineyards, leaving California’s total acreage at about 477,000.
Photo/Caleb Hampton
- Pear farmers seek to limit Argentine fruit in US market
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Virginia Hemly Chhabra of the Sacramento County pear farm Greene and Hemly stands in front of discarded trees Dec. 12 in Courtland. The farm, established in 1850, removed most of its acreage.
Photo/California Pear Advisory Board
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