Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University

Plum pox virus
Updated for 2010

Participating counties:
Monroe
Niagara
Onondaga
Orleans
Oswego
Wayne

Sign up for:
•Fruit Program
•Satellite Program
•Fruit Fax
•Harvest Maturity
Fax
•Future N.Y. Fruit
Growers

Lake Ontario Fruit Program
Cornell Cooperative Extension

Coming events

Apple Petal Fall and Thinning Field Meeting - Date to be announced

Berry nutrition meetings:

The meetings scheduled for May 9-11, 2012 have been cancelled. Registered growers will be contacted by a project member with more information. Growers who may not have registered but are interested in participating in the project may contact Cathy Heidenreich at 315-787-2367 or mcm4@cornell.edu.

CCE Lake Ontario Summer Fruit Tour - July 24

Apple Pre-harvest/Storage Preparation meeting - Aug. 22 (tentative)

More information.

Lepidopteran Pest Trap Network - Updated 9/14/2011
View trap reports for codling moth, oriental fruit moth and lesser appleworm from 11 sites. Returns in spring.

2011 Lake Ontario Summer Fruit Tour Highlights

See what you missed on the Aug. 3 tour where 220 participants leaned about cutting-edge methods of growing apples and cherries, including high density apple plantings usng super spindle, tall spindle and V-axe apple planting systems, equipment innovations for improving labor efficiency, sprayer technology, new pest management technology, weed management, and more.

New resources:

Who's on the team?

Programs

Featured resources:

Cornell GAPs - Statewide food safety training and resources
Plum pox update
Labor posters - Visit these websites to download forms that you may be required to post.
Labor and recordkeeping forms - For hiring, picking, trucking and more.

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This site is designed to meet communications needs of the Lake Ontario Fruit Program. Comments? Email Deborah Breth, Lake Ontario Fruit Program team leader, or Craig Cramer, Communication Specialist, Dept. of Horticulture.