
Fall 2021
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 […]

Summer 2021
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. […]

Spring 2021
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 […]

Winter 2020
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 […]

Fall 2020
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 […]

Summer 2020
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 […]

Spring 2020
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 […]

Winter 2019
‘- 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 […]