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  • ABOUT
    • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    • SCHOLARSHIP 
    • DONATE
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • FRUIT QUARTERLY
    • SUBSCRIBE
    • PAST ISSUES
  • FRUIT MAP
  • FRUIT GROWERS
    • NEWS
    • ALERTS
  • FRUIT LOVERS
    • RECIPES
    • FUN FACTS
    • ACTIVITES
  • EVENTS
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FRUIT QUARTERLY

Summer 2009

Editorial: Grower Funds Are The Key

  1. Testing the “PETE” Insect Development Prediction Model to Limit the Resurgence of Codling Moth in Apples
  2. Using Phosphite Fungicides to Control Apple Diseases
  3. Will Cooperation Be as Important as Competition for the Future Success of NY Fruit Growers?
  4. Shelf-life and Marketing Window Extension in Sweet Cherries by the Use of Modified Atmosphere Packaging
  5. Cropload and Nutrition Affect Honeycrisp Apple Quality

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