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Out and about in the UMass Cold Spring Orchard...
Friday, January 7, 2022
Half-baked Research 2021: Part 3 - In Search of the Optimum Honeycrisp Bitter Pit Reduction "Diet!"
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H oneycrisp is arguably the poster child for bitter pit. (With the exception of Cortland, but who would want to grow those anyways? LOL.) B...
Friday, December 31, 2021
ACCEDE Experimental Use Permit in Massachusetts in 2021 (and what to expect in 2022)
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I n late 2020 Valent Biosciences received Federal registration for ACCEDE plant growth regulator. From their announcement “Accede is the f...
Monday, December 27, 2021
Half-baked Research 2021: Part 2 - Lesson learned, don’t play with fire blight!
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D on’t play with matches. Don’t play with fire. Don’t play with fire blight! Lesson learned. Of course I had to prove it for myself, as in ...
Thursday, December 23, 2021
“Half-baked” Research 2021: Part 1 - “Precision” Crop Load Management
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2021 was a year of – how shall I say it? – “half-baked” research. With a couple exceptions, too many minor research projects producing vari...
Friday, November 19, 2021
The 2021 apple pest season according to the RIMpro Cloud Service
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Directly from their website "RIMpro Cloud Service is an interactive Decision Support System (DSS) for pest and disease management in fr...
Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Double-notching whip apple trees at bud break effective at promoting branching
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N ursery apple trees that arrive as unbranched, so-called “whips” are a perpetual problem. In the old days, when growing a central-leader tr...
Saturday, June 26, 2021
Fire blight's ugly side...
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Blossom blight on newly planted NY-1 apple tree Does it have a pretty side? No, of course not. But this past week I saw a particularly ugly ...
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