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Washington orchards look to solar technology for fruit protection. A $2.4 million state grant funds research into dual-purpose solar panels that could prevent fruit damage while powering farm ...
Dec. 13—A new apple is headed to Washington orchards. Researchers from Washington State University shared information about WA 64, a cross between Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink apples, at last week ...
The team believes installing protective solar panels at Washington's highest-value orchards could prevent sunburn among popular apple varieties, including Cosmic Crisp, Honeycrisp and Granny Smith.
In the orchards of Central Washington, a new kind of technology is revolutionizing the fruit tree industry. One of the robots being tested is 14 feet tall and has six mechanical arms with suction ...
Washington orchards look to solar technology for fruit protection. A $2.4 million state grant funds research into dual-purpose solar panels that could prevent fruit damage while powering farm ...
WASHINGTON, USA — Researchers at Washington State University are testing solar panels in Northwest orchards to evaluate their effectiveness and economic viability for both power generation and ...
A new apple is headed to Washington orchards. Researchers from Washington State University shared information about WA 64, a cross between Honeycrisp and Cripps Pink apples, at last week's ...
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