What’s up? Tender fruit and Grape Update August 14, 2026
Kathryn Carter, Tender fruit and Grape Specialist Tender fruit and Table Grapes Tender fruit harvest continues across Ontario, with harvestContinue Reading
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After the Flood: Managing Waterlogging in Orchards and Vineyards
By Kathryn Carter, Stephanie Vickers and Wendy McFadden-Smith, OMAFA Our thoughts are with the growers and communities affected by theContinue Reading
What’s up? Tender fruit and Grape update July 16, 2026
Kathryn Carter, Fruit Specialist-Tender fruit and Grape This week has been challenging for growers and employees as hot temperatures, andContinue Reading
What’s up? Tender fruit and Grape update July 9-2026
Kathryn Carter, Fruit Specialist-Tender fruit and Grape Tender fruit and Fresh Grape Early golden plum and early season peach harvestContinue Reading
Split pits, buttons and doubles: Everything you need to know
By Henry Knafelc, OMAFA Summer Student Introduction: Peaches and Nectarines are considered stone fruit as they have a thin skinContinue Reading
What’s up? Tender fruit and grape update July 2, 2026
Kathryn Carter, OMAFA Weather It has been a wild weather week, with several days of extreme heat and a severeContinue Reading
What’s up? Tender fruit and Grape Update June 16, 2026
by Kathryn Carter and Dr. Wendy McFadden-Smith, OMAFA Weather Rain remains in the forecast for the rest of the week.Continue Reading
What’s Up? Tender Fruit and Grape Update June 11, 2026
By Kathryn Carter, Fruit Specialist (Tender fruit and Grape), OMAFA Weather Warm temperatures continue to advance crop development. Despite theContinue Reading
Importance of continuing research on the promising Canadian grape rootstocks
Dr. Alireza Rahemi (Morehead State University, Kentucky) The Ontario wine industry contributes approximately $5.5 billion annually to Ontario’s economy. However,Continue Reading
