Editorial: What My Dad Paul Baker Taught Us My sisters and I learned so much from our father. His hard work and endless long hours on the farm were only […]

Start Them Young I remember my grandfather saying that when I was a kid. He would tell us that it didn’t matter what it was, just get interested in something. […]

I am glad I am not driving a 1970 Ford Pickup Truck It was the summer of 1970. I was just home from Cornell for the summer. My uncle had […]

When it comes to farm labor, it’s all action all the time! New York growers are skilled, flexible, innovative, bold, and creative problem-solvers and business people. If any of these […]

What Keeps a Farmer Up at Night? Usually that answer would be simple, grow a safe high-quality product for your vendors, while fulfilling all of your contracts at a fair […]

Brown marmorated stink bug (Halyomorpha halys, Stal) (BMSB) is an invasive species which causes economically significant damage to tree fruit, vegetable, ornamental and field crops. This pest was first discovered […]

Confirming the breakdown of apple scab resistance in Malus floribunda 821, the most important source for scab resistance breeding, in North America | Hummingbirds Can Reduce Spotted WingDrosophila (SWD) Fruit […]

‘- Picking the Right Rootstock for Fresh and Processing Apple Orchards  – Investigating the Behavior and Biology of Locally Overwintered Spotted-wing Drosophila Disease in Michigan – Establishment, Persistence and Impact of […]