Amaya Atucha (Assistant Professor, Fruit Crop Specialist) and Allison Jonjak (Cranberry Outreach Specialist) discuss leaf drop and winter damage in this week’s Cranberry Crop Management […]

I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day weekend! The thunderstorms and heat will really get the buds moving. We are seeing more cabbagehead and […]

Hello again from Flying Dollar Cranberry! Well Mother Nature just does not seem to make up her mind and as usual we just have to […]

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a bit of a weather geek, and as such was quite intrigued by Dr. Shane Hubbard’s presentation […]

The rusty patched-bumble bee (RPBB), Bombus affinis (Fig 1), is one of the 21 bumble bee species in the Eastern/Midwestern region out of 48 bumble […]

As many of you are working on or finishing up your Casoron applications against broadleaves, I wanted to share some reminders for the rest of […]

It is common to have fruit set in newly planted and young apple trees. However, cropping young trees can negatively affect the goal of filling […]

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 […]

In the audio below, Amaya provides some recommendations on how to make decisions regarding chemical thinning for apples this spring given that growers have different […]