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By FruitGuys Staff on July 18, 2012
Another hit from the New York State Agricultural Experimental Station in Geneva, NY - the Cortland. It looks like a Mac, smells like a Mac, walks like a Mac – but is a bit sweeter. …
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By The FruitGuys on July 18, 2012
Learn about the history, nutrition, and flavor of Buckeye Gala apples. Find out how to select the best ones with our straightforward guide.
By The FruitGuys on July 17, 2012
These heirloom apples are among the tastiest you'll ever eat.
By FruitGuys Staff on July 17, 2012
Bred in Japan in the 1930s, the Fuji was grafted from Virginian apple royalty Rawls Jennet and Iowa’s Red Delicious. It's extremely popular in Japan and the US. About the size of a baseball (yakyuu …
Braeburn apples are crispy! A sweet and tart apple with a yellow flesh and orange to red skin so thin it melts in your mouth. …
By The FruitGuys on July 16, 2012
This delicious apple, also known as the Jubilee, ripens early in the season.
By FruitGuys Staff on July 16, 2012
This is the apple that fell on Newton’s AND Steve Wozniak’s head! The very apple that started it all came from a tree that was scorched when Canadian Farmer John McIntosh’s farm burned in 1884. Every …
A sport from the Braeburn family - that's like being from a famous family like Rockefeller, Getty or Windsor. These rosy apples have a wonderful scent and taste, and they are all outstanding. …
By FruitGuys Staff on July 15, 2012
The Fuji is a wildly successful and well-loved apple. Many of its "sports" have received accolades and patents. The Myra is a pink offshoot discovered by Myles Van Leuven in an orchard near Prescott, …
By Chris Mittelstaedt on July 12, 2012
Learn how to identify and overcome the 5 employee morale killers that could be harming your workplace culture, team productivity, and business success.
Reprinted from Chris Mittelstaedt’s column Eureka on Inc.com Want to shake up an entire industry? Use this story as inspiration. Where do you look for disruptive change opportunities in your …
Reprinted from Chris Mittelstaedt’s column Eureka on Inc.com Eric Ryan, co-founder of method home products, reveals the four things his company does to keep the creativity flowing. At 36,000 …
By Rebecca Taggart on July 11, 2012
Aristotle and Steve Jobs both did it. Did what exactly? Walking at work. Walking is a great form of exercise, and a surprisingly good fit at work.
By Chris Mittelstaedt on July 10, 2012
Reprinted from Chris Mittelstaedt’s column Eureka on Inc.com Bigger, wealthier rivals can and will stack the deck against you. And they will involve lawyers. How will you respond? I recently …
Reprinted from Chris Mittelstaedt’s column Eureka on Inc.com It's the threat you never see coming. In fact, even after you crash and burn you still might not recognize it. Sometimes the biggest …
Reprinted from Chris Mittelstaedt’s column Eureka on Inc.com One side of you loves risk; the other side of you can't stand it. Here's how to use your multiple personalities to your advantage. I …
By FruitGuys Staff on July 5, 2012
Courtesy of Capay Valley Farm Shop Image courtesy of Riverdog Farm, Guinda, CA June 4, 2012 Unexpected cloud cover today brought rain, cooler temperatures, and pleasant humidity during a …
By Julie Collins on July 2, 2012
What's a CandyCot, you ask? Well, it's a uniquely sweet kind of apricot that's grown in only one place. Lucky for us, that place is in California.
By The FruitGuys on July 2, 2012
Wondering how to store and ripen your favorite fruit? These tips tell you what to do with everything from apples to avocados, pomelos to passion fruit.
By Paul Muller on June 28, 2012
Image courtesy of Full Belly Farm, Guinda CA By Paul Muller of Full Belly Farm, courtesy of Capay Valley Farm Shop Sunday Mornings start the week in a relatively quiet and reflective time here …
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