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  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – April 7, 2020

    Published on April 7, 2020
    Buds are swelling and beginning to open for many fruit crops in southwest Michigan.

  • Correcting blind wood in apples

    Published on May 1, 2018
    Blind wood is a problem on some young apple trees.

  • Southeast Michigan fruit update- June 17, 2025

    Published on June 17, 2025
    Strawberry harvest continues, first raspberry harvest.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit update – July 28, 2020

    Published on July 28, 2020
    Midsummer apple pest activity has started. Spotted wing Drosophila numbers are rising as cherry harvest is in full swing.

  • Predicted 2011 apple harvest dates

    Published on July 12, 2011
    Erratic weather conditions set predicted apple harvest days two to seven days behind normal.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit regional report – May 3, 2016

    Published on May 3, 2016
    A cool, wet week during bloom has growers applying protectant sprays between rains.

  • Why Intrepid has use restrictions and advice for complying

    Published on May 29, 2013
    In some Michigan counties, growers need to know what wild plants grow in their area in order to use Intrepid insecticide.

  • Northwest Michigan apple maturity report – Oct. 16, 2019

    Published on October 17, 2019
    Apple harvest continues to move along, and all varieties are fair game for picking. The region reported isolated first frost events this week.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – Aug. 31, 2021

    Published on August 31, 2021
    Fall harvest season is underway.

  • East Michigan fruit update – May 1, 2018

    Published on May 1, 2018
    Spring is finally upon us, pushing green tissue development in most fruit crops. With rain predicted late in the week, apple growers are covering today and tomorrow for their first possible apple scab infection period.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – April 15, 2025

    Published on April 15, 2025
    It’s still cold and wet, so the fruit are moving slowly.

  • Southwest Michigan apple maturity report – September 14, 2016

    Published on September 14, 2016
    Honeycrisp harvest is underway in southwest Michigan. Stink bug trap catches have increased significantly over the past week.

  • West central Michigan tree fruit update – April 23, 2019

    Published on April 23, 2019
    Crop development updates for tart cherries, apples, peaches and sweet cherries.

  • East Michigan apple maturity report – Sept. 12, 2018

    Published on September 12, 2018
    Gala and Honeycrisp maturity has moved quickly in the last week, with some Honeycrisp being over-mature. Other varieties are maturing at their normal pace.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit update – April 6, 2021

    Published on April 6, 2021
    With the recent warm weather, development is three to four weeks ahead of normal, and growers are starting their apple management programs this week.

  • East Michigan fruit regional report – May 17, 2016

    Published on May 17, 2016
    Bloom period has been long for tree fruit growing in east Michigan. Recent cold temperatures were very close to causing flower bud damage for some growers.

  • Southwest Michigan apple maturity report – Sept. 20, 2017

    Published on September 20, 2017
    Honeycrisp picking is nearly over in southwest Michigan, with Empire harvest underway and Golden Delicious harvest starting in some sites.

  • Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – August 23, 2022

    Published on August 23, 2022
    Conditions this week were mostly clear and near or slightly warmer than normal.

  • Grand Rapids area apple maturity report – October 10, 2014

    Published on October 13, 2014
    Cooler weather has resulted in outstanding apple quality.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit regional report – July 16, 2013

    Published on July 16, 2013
    Hot weather moves into the northwest region just in time for cherry harvest.

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