Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University

Other sites of interest to fruit growers at Cornell University, NYS Agricultural Experiment Station, & related programs.

Cornell Fruit
Main Page

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.

Diagnostic Labs:

Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic
(Dept. of Plant Pathology)

Insect Diagnostic Lab (Dept. of Entomology)

Cornell Nutrient Analysis Lab
(Soil testing, Dept. of Crop and Soil Sciences)

Bailey Hortorium (Plant identification, Dept. of Plant Biology)

Pests and diseases

NYS IPM Program - Factsheets and other resources.
Pesticide Management Education Program - Factsheets, labels, training and more.
Tree Fruit and Berry Pathology - Factsheets, newsletters, disease forecasting and more.
Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic - Dept. of Plant Pathology
Insect Diagnostic Lab - Dept. of Entomology
Pesticide Application Technology - Includes sections on vineyard and orchard spraying.
Best Practices for nuisance wildlife control operators: A training manual - Includes nuisance species factsheets.
WildlifeControl.info - Info from the Northeast Wildlife Damage Management Cooperative, Cornell Cooperative Extension's Wildlife Damage Management Program and more.

Plant nutrition

Cornell Nutrient Analysis Lab - Soil testing.
Nutrient and Elemental Analysis Lab - Leaf tissue analysis.

Weather

Business management and marketing

Other

Cornell Fruit Handling & Storage Newsletter - Annual newsletter for storage operators in New York
and beyond.
Minor Fruits - Under-used trees and shrubs for edible landscaping.
New York Fruit Quarterly - Online edition (.pdf files)
Good Agricultural Practices Project - 'Food Safety Begins on the Farm' and other resources.
Northeast Organic Network (NEON) - Farmers, researchers, extension educators and grassroots nonprofits working together to improve organic farmers' access to research and technical support.

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This site is designed to meet communications needs identified by the Cornell Fruit Program Work Team. Comments? Email Juliet Carroll, Fruit PWT Web Subcommittee chair, or Craig Cramer, Communication Specialist, Dept. of Horticulture.