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  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – July 26, 2022

    Published on July 26, 2022
    The past week’s storms have been easier on growers than expected. Very little crop impact is being reported.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit update – July 25, 2022

    Published on July 25, 2022
    Growers are in the throes of tart cherry harvest. Fruit quality is holding relatively well with the recent rains and heat.

  • Insurance options for fruit growers bulletin now available

    Published on July 22, 2022
    A new bulletin from MSU Extension explores the basics of crop insurance available to fruit producers and presents how its use can benefit your farm.

  • West central Michigan tree fruit update – July 21, 2022

    Published on July 21, 2022
    Tart cherry harvest is continuing across the region. Warm weather this week is advancing fruit growth in apple, pear and peach.

  • Michigan chestnut crop report for the week of July 18, 2022

    Published on July 21, 2022
    Bur formation is well underway around the state.

  • Michigan grape scouting report – July 20, 2022

    Published on July 20, 2022
    The majority of Michigan's grape growing regions are in the mild grape growing season.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – July 19, 2022

    Published on July 19, 2022
    Small fruit harvests are in full swing. Stone fruit crops are being harvested as well.

  • Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – July 19, 2022

    Published on July 19, 2022
    Hot, dry weather for the remainder of July.

  • Northwest michigan fruit update – July 13, 2022

    Published on July 14, 2022
    Sweet cherry harvest is underway throughout northwest Michigan. Tarts are ripening fast, so some growers have also begun tart cherry harvest.

  • Michigan grape scouting report – July 13, 2022

    Published on July 13, 2022
    Most of northwest Michigan's grape-growing regions have reached over 900 GDD. In grape berry moth egglaying sites, plan for a lengthy period of protection from the second generation, as this pest's egglaying continues through July.

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