Wisconsin Apple Growers Association Home Page

What's Your Favorite? Check out the chart showing when your favorite variety will ripen.

Bite into a crunchy apple while checking out all the information on this web site!

►	What's Hot!
►	Education Location
►	Recipes
►	Orchard Listings
►	Autumn Harvest Trail
►	For Growers
►	Buy/Sell
►	Associate Members
►	For Apple Related Businesses
►	Links
►	Risk Management Project Info
►	Contact WAGA

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What's Hot:

Take the Autumn Harvest Trail for family-fun and locally grown foods. Orchards, pumpkins, cheese, wine and fall fun are easy to find in Wisconsin.

Orchard listing: It's easy to find an apple orchard in Wisconsin! Our easy to follow map takes you to on the farm markets. This also lists apple varieties and related products each market handles.

New Enjoying the Harvest workbook is released for school-aged children.

Order a Wisconsin Apple Growers Cookbook!
The Wisconsin Apple Growers Association Cookbook features 144 pages of award-winning apple recipes from our annual Apple Recipe Contest. Order your copy today! Only $10.95 per copy.

Education Location: Learning activities and general information about Wisconsin apples for students, teachers and dieticians.

Growers:

Information on the Apple Grower Risk Management Project

See the Eco-Apple project website! Participate in the Apple Talk Blog

For Growers: Check out all the benefits WAGA members receive.

Apple Related Business: Growers check this out to find the companies handling nursery stock, bags, boxes, chemicals, farm market products or all those other things needed to grow and sell apples.

Wisconsin Apple Growers Association (WAGA) is the primary association for Wisconsin's apple industry. WAGA believes Wisconsin apples are the best in the world due to climatic conditions, unique varieties, quality and commitment by the growers. Our purpose is to unite commercial apple growers in common pursuits, provide consumer education, support research and market development.

Last Modified: September, 2008

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