Tag Archive for: Fruit

Pruning for Organic Management of Fruit Tree Diseases

Momordica, or Bittermelon

Specialty Melon Production for Small and Direct-Market Growers

sweet cherry trees in a high tunnel

High Tunnel Tree Fruit and Grape Production for Eastern Growers

Arkansas Black apples

Apples: Organic Production Guide

blake's pride pear

Pears: Organic Production

peaches

Peaches: Organic and Low-Spray Production

High Tunnel Grapes: Establishment

Strawberries: Organic Production

 
closeup of hand holding Jumbo muscadine grapes

Fruit Trees, Bushes, and Vines for Natural Growing in the Ozarks

Loquat

Native and Naturalized Plants of South Texas for Urban Food Forests

I'm a Californian born and raised, so writing a blog about native and naturalized South Texas plants is one thing I never thought I'd do. But this spring I got the opportunity to go to Texas for an entire month, to work on an urban agroforestry project, and during that time I fell in love with its amazing native and naturalized plants.
Katherine Favor, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist

Tag Archive for: Fruit

Pruning for Organic Management of Fruit Tree Diseases

Momordica, or Bittermelon

Specialty Melon Production for Small and Direct-Market Growers

sweet cherry trees in a high tunnel

High Tunnel Tree Fruit and Grape Production for Eastern Growers

Arkansas Black apples

Apples: Organic Production Guide

blake's pride pear

Pears: Organic Production

peaches

Peaches: Organic and Low-Spray Production

High Tunnel Grapes: Establishment

Strawberries: Organic Production

 
closeup of hand holding Jumbo muscadine grapes

Fruit Trees, Bushes, and Vines for Natural Growing in the Ozarks

Loquat

Native and Naturalized Plants of South Texas for Urban Food Forests

I'm a Californian born and raised, so writing a blog about native and naturalized South Texas plants is one thing I never thought I'd do. But this spring I got the opportunity to go to Texas for an entire month, to work on an urban agroforestry project, and during that time I fell in love with its amazing native and naturalized plants.
Katherine Favor, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist