Author: jrusso2
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Posted on September 29, 2020
Novel Bio-Insecticide Demonstrations and Advances in Spray Timing
Flea beetles remain a major problem for Wisconsin cranberries, and 2020 brought together a team of cranberry growers and researchers who were working on ways […]
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Sprinkling, Flooding, and Harvest Logistics Into Dormancy
When should I sprinkle, and when should I flood? This will depend if you have harvested and removed the irrigation pipes or not. If you […]
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Thank You To Our Updating Growers
From April through October, three helpful growers have been sharing their 2020 cranberry story with us. Specialists, scientists and crop consultants have updated us when […]
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A Quick Trip Behind the Scenes of the CCMJ
Hey everyone, I’m Josie. You may have seen my name next to the editors list in your CCMJ emails, and we wanted to take a […]
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Posted on September 28, 2020
UW-Madison/Extension Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic (PDDC) Update September 25, 2020
The PDDC is now once again accepting physical samples for diagnosis, but due to COVID-19, only with limited hours and limited sample processing capacity. Click […]
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Posted on September 18, 2020
UW-Madison/Extension Plant Disease Diagnostic Clinic (PDDC) Update September 18, 2020
The PDDC is now once again accepting physical samples for diagnosis, but due to COVID-19, only with limited hours and limited sample processing capacity. Click […]
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Posted on September 17, 2020
Grape Fruit Maturity Report from Peninsular Ag Research Station (PARS)
Continuing until harvest, we will report the fruit ripening chemistry metrics for the cultivars at PARS in Door county, measures that are typically used to […]
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Berry Splitting and Insect Pests: Wasps in Numbers and Other Insects To Consider
At this time, social wasps, multicolored Asian ladybeetles (MALB) and Drosophila flies are likely present in your vineyards looking for sugar sources to feed on […]
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Grape Cultivar Developmental Stages: September 15, 2020
Correction to note: The titratable acidity value for Frontenac from September 1 was corrected from 9.6 to 19.9 g/L tartaric acid equivalence in Table 1 […]
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Berry Splitting in Grapes, Should You Harvest?
Last week, as we were making progress towards a potentially great grape harvest at the West Madison Ag Research Station (WMARS), we got over 3 […]