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Cost of Establishment and Production of Vinifera Grapes in the Finger Lakes Region of New York - 2007 [29-page, 420K .pdf file] This publication by Dr. Jerry White, Dept. of Applied Economics and Management takes a detailed look at costs and returns for establishing a Vitis vinifera vineyard. Cost information is derived from a panel of grape growers from the Finger Lakes.
Wayne Wilcox's Annual Grape Disease Management Article [21-page, 420K .pdf file] Wilcox's annual review of grape disease pathogen biology includes the latest research results and fungicide news. It is the most complete, comprehensive guide for Northeast growers who are putting together grape disease management plans.
Management of Grape Insect and Mite Pests-2008 [11-page, 473K .pdf file] From Greg Loeb, Department of Entomology, Cornell University, New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N.Y.
Winter Injury to Grapevines and Methods of Protection - 105-page publication viticulture specialists from several land grant universities covers biology and anatomy, climatic conditions, and economics of winter injury, and offers practical help vineyardists for prevention and management. Hard copy only: $15. Order online. View sample .pdf.
New York Guide To Sustainable Viticulture Practices
A 125-page, self-assessment workbook for grape growers from Cornell Cooperative Extension.
Online version | Order from NYSAES | News release
Trac© Software 2008 now available - Trac© is an easy-to-use software, created to record yearly spray and fertilizer treatments. From the master spray data sheet, Trac© automatically generates the report forms and EPA WPS Central Posting. Trac software is based on Cornell Pest Management Guidelines, which are updated yearly. Download.
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