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FRUIT QUARTERLY

Winter 2016

Editorial: Some reflections from the departing NYSHS President

  1. Assessing Attract and Kill Disks in Conventional and Organic Small Fruit Production
  2. Managing Apple Orchard Weeds in the Fall
  3. The Fallout from the 2016 Hudson Valley Pre-Bloom Freeze: Will Applications of Certain Foliar Nutrients and Promalin Help Save an Apple Crop?
  4. Mechanical Blossom Thinning Followed by 6-BA Shows Promise as an Alternative to Thinning Without Carbyl
  5. ‘Archer’: A New June-bearing Strawberry for Matted Row and Annual Plasticulture Production
  6. Brown Marmorated Invasion is Picking Up Steam

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