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- 2020 Spray Program for Multi-Small Fruit Plantings (pdf format)
Multi-Small Fruit Spray Program for the control of major small fruit (Strawberries, Brambles, Blackberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Grapes Pest and Disease.) R. David Myers, University of Maryland Extension - 2016 Organic Production and IPM Guide for Strawberries (Production Guide)
NYS IPM Publication 226, Cornell University Cooperative Extension, New York State Department of Agriculture & Markets. This production guide is an outline of cultural and pest management practices. - Cornell High Tunnels: Berries (Website)
Web page consists of resources (publications & websites), news articles, and web seminars. - Cultural Practices and Pest Management of Small Fruits: Part 1 (Presentation)
Joseph Fiola, Ph.D., University of Maryland Extension Specialist, Viticulture and Small Fruit - Cultural Practices and Pest Management of Small Fruits: Part 2 (Presentation)
Joseph Fiola, Ph.D., University of Maryland Extension Specialist, Viticulture and Small Fruit - Frost/Freeze Production in Strawberries 2906-1386 (Information Sheet -Web Site)
Jeremy A. Pattison, Small Fruit Research and Extension Specialist, Virginia Tech, Southern Piedmont AREC - Fungicide Resistance in Strawberries (Website)
Botrytis or gray mold is a major disease for strawberry growers, and there is some new information on fungicide resistance that growers should have. (posted on June 2, 2014)
Kathleen Demchak, Senior Extension Associate, Penn State Extension - Fruit (Website)
Web pages on Production & Harvesting, Cultivars & Rootstocks, Soil Fertility & Management, Pest & Diseases, Weed Management, Organic Production, Sustainable Agriculture, Personal Safety, and Business Management. Penn State Extension. - Growing Raspberries and Strawberries in Containers
Information on growing strawberries and raspberries in containers. Penn State Extension - IPM Weed Pocket Guide for Weed Indentification in Field Crops (Pocket Guide)
Growers of row crops produce their crops in the presence of a multitude of pest and plant health problems.
To order go to: Michigan State University Book Store - List price $16.00. Michigan State University Extension, Compiled and edited by: Wesley Everman, Joy Landis Newsletters/Publications (Website)
A list of newsletters and publications on the Viticulture and Small Fruit page.- Organizations/Other Links (Website)
A list of organizations on the Viticulture and Small Fruit page. - Pesticide Safety Information & Education (Website)
Pesticide safety information & educational resources listed on the Viticulture and Small Fruit page. - Plant & Pest Advisory (Website)
The Plant & Pest Advisory provides seasonal updates to NJ commercial growers. Rutgers Cooperative Extension. - Production of Vegetables, Strawberries, and Cut Flowers Using Plasticulture - NRAES-133 (Website)
Production of Strawberries using Plasticulture (156 pages; December 2004) covers everything a grower needs to know to get started in plasticulture or better manage an existing operation. The book also features an appendix of material and equipment suppliers, a glossary, and a table of useful conversion factors. Plant and Life Sciences Publishing (PALS) formerly NRAES: (607) 255-7654. List price: $24.00 (additional fee for shipping handling) - Resources for Commercial Berry Growers (Website)
Web page contains a list of resources for the Commercial Berry Grower. Cornell University - Soil, Plant Tissue, Nematology & Grapevine Assay Testing (Website)
Resources and information about soil, plant tissue, nematology & grapevine assay testing on the Viticulture and Small Fruit page. - Spotted Wing Drosophila Monitoring and Management (Fact Sheet 1023)
By Kelly Hamby, Bryan Butler, Kathleen Demchak, and Neelendra Joshi, University of Maryland Extension and the University of Maryland Department of Entomology. Published November 2015 - Spotted Wing Drosophila
Penn State Extension Pest Alert, Authors: K. Demchak, D. Biddinger and A. Surcică; Pictures: A. Surcică;Reviewers: B. Butler, E. Rajotte, S. Spichiger, L. Donovall, and K. Bernhard;Horticulture Program November 2011
Part 1: Overview and Indetification
Part 2: Natural History
Part 3: Monitoring
Part 4: Management - Stop BMSB (Website)
Stop BMSB Web Site is bringing its latest findings to growers in North America. A group of 50 researchers from 10 institutions across the United States are solving the mysteries of this pest that damages a huge range of fruit, vegetable, and ornamental crops. You will find a photo identification guide and recommendations for how to control it. Collaborators: USDA/NIFA - Specialty Crop Research Initiative, USDA -Ag Research Services, Rutgers, Penn State, Virginia Tech, University of Delaware, University of Maryland, Northeastern IPM Center, Washington State University, Cornell University, Organ State University, and North Carolina State University. - Strawberry Information Center (Website)
The Strawberry Information Center contains links to information and provides the opportunity to ask reference questions. Michigan State University - Strawberries: Organic Production (Publication)
Publication provides an overview of organic strawberry production methods. Also covers integrated pest management and weed control. You can obtain a copy though Digital Price: $2.95, Print Price: $5.95. National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service, Martin Guerena and Holly Born, NCAT Agriculture Specialists, Published 2007 © NACT IPO46 - Strawberry Plasticulture Basics (Presentation)
Joseph Fiola, Ph.D., University of Maryland Extension Specialist, Viticulture and Small Fruits - Strawberry Plasticulture: Plant Types (Presentation)
Joseph Fiola, Ph.D., University of Maryland Extension Specialist, Viticulture and Small Fruits - Strawberry Production (Website)
Cornell University - Resources for Commercial Berry Growers on general production, organic production, site selection and preparation, cultivar selection, nutrient management, water management, plant growth and development, pollination, winter mulching, other resources. - Strawberry Prododuction Guide for the Northeast, Midwest, and Eastern Canada - NRAES-88 (Publication)
The Strawberry Production Guide is 162 pages long and contains 14 chapters, 37 figures, 47 tables, and 115 full-color photographs. It provides up-to-date, in-depth coverage of every aspect of strawberry culture -- from preparing the production site to harvesting and marketing. It is sure to be a valuable resource for both experienced and novice growers. The guide comes in a three-ring binder. List Price $45.00 - Summary of Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Infestations in Maryland Crops (Document)
Galen Dively, Cerruti Hooks, and Terry Patton, University of Maryland - The Commercial Storage of Fruits, Vegetables, and Florist and Nursery Stocks (Handbook # 66, Revised Feb. 2016)
Edited by Kenneth C. Gross, Chien Yi Wang, and Mikal Saltveit
Gross and Wang are formerly with the Food Quality Laboratory, Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, USDA, Agricultural Research Service, Beltsville, MD. They are now retired. Saltveit is with the Department of Plant Sciences, University of California, Davis, CA.
Agriculture Handbook 66 (AH-66) represents a complete revision and major expansion of the 1986 edition. It has been reorganized and now includes 17 Chapters and 138 Commodity Summaries written by nearly a hundred experts in plant science and postharvest technology. This version, like the previous editions of AH- 66 in 1954, 1968, 1977, and 1986, presents summaries of current storage requirements of fresh fruits, vegetables, cut flowers, and other horticultural crops. However, this highly expanded version also includes information on quality characteristics, maturity indices, grading, packaging, precooling, retail display, chilling sensitivity, ethylene production and sensitivity, respiration rates, physiological disorders, postharvest pathology, quarantine issues, and suitability as fresh-cut product. A large number of fruits and vegetables were added, as well as sections on food safety, nutritional quality, texture, and fresh-cut produce. The purpose of storing plant material is to lengthen the time it can be consumed or utilized. In doing so, it is critical to provide an environment that minimizes deterioration, maintains microbial safety, and retains other quality attributes. AH-66 provides guidelines and other important information for storing and handling horticultural commodities to accomplish this. - The Mid-Atlantic Berry Guide for Commercial Growers 2013-2014 (pdf format)
Provides general information on pre-plant considerations, soil management and nutrition, pest management, and specific information for planting strawberries, blueberries, brambles, gooseberries, and currents. Additional sources of information included. Avaliable in pdf format or you can order from Penn State University, College of Agricultural Science Publications - List price: $25.00, Catalog Number: AGRS097. Produced by Penn State University in cooperation with Rutgers University, The University of Delaware, The University of Maryland, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia University. - TunnelBerries (Website)
TunnelBerries Research & Extension: a Growers Information Website. Consists Tunnel Structures & Plastics, Berry Management Under Tunnels (Strawberry, Raspberry and Blackberry Tunnel Production Guides), Production Economics, and Reducing Plastic Waste.
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