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Cornell Fruit
Your gateway to information at Cornell University, the
NYS Agricultural Experiment Station & related programs.

New York State IPM Program New York State IPM Program
Fruit section includes factsheets, elements of IPM, publications catalog and more.
Click to find your local Cornell Cooperative Extension office. Get local help
From regional Extension fruit programs.

Events:
June 7
Introduction to Growing Peaches, Cherries and Plums
Watkins Glen, N.Y.

Aug. 4-8
International Symposium on Orchard Systems, Rootstock and Environmental Physiology
Geneva, N.Y.

Study Enology
and Viticulture
at Cornell
New undergrad program.

Home Gardeners:
Cornell Guide to Growing Fruit at Home

Also visit:
Cornell
Gardening
Resources


Cornell Core Historical Library of Agriculture Online collection of nearly 2,000 books and journals features many classic fruit references.
More information: 'Preserving' Our National Fruit History.


Banner images:
USDA Pomological
Watercolor Collection
 		Fruit-specific Cornell sites:

  • Fruit trees - Apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, etc.

  • Grapes - Juice-, wine- & table-grape viticulture, enology.

  • Berries - Strawberries, blueberries, brambles (blackberries and raspberries), cranberries, currants and gooseberries.
Regional programs:
Stay up to date:
  • Scaffolds Fruit Journal - Weekly update on pest management and crop development.
  • New York Fruit Quarterly - From the New York State Horticultural Society, Cornell University’s New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, and the New York State Apple Research and Development Program.
  • New York Berry News - A statewide perspective on berry-crop production in New York.

Other Cornell sites - Including Fruit IPM, minor fruits, diagnostic labs, pesticide, plant nutrition, weather, business management and marketing information

Marketing tip sheets - From the non-profit Community Involved In Sustaining Agriculture (CISA):

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