These might or might not be the questions everyone wonders about cranberry frost tolerance as buds break dormancy in the spring, but they had been […]

We usually spend the 2nd and 3rd weeks in May doing some spot checks and answering field questions. This year a lot of growers are under […]

Starting on 5/6- 5/7 a lot of our properties flooded up for frost protection due to the consecutive nights of cold and low dew points. […]

Hello from Flying Dollar Cranberry! We got a great jump on our pipe laying this spring and our two flood events have balanced our work […]

Adjuvants are products that are added to a pesticide to enhance the performance and/or physical properties of the pesticide. Adjuvants include, but are not limited […]

Spring is here and so are leafrollers and leafminers. DATCP reported for the first week of May average counts of redbanded leafroller (RBLR; Figure 1) […]

This model is a new tool, available through NEWA, that provides more precision during bloom thinning. This has generally been a time in which many […]

Throughout the past summer we have been scouting weekly at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station (WMARS) and the Peninsular Agricultural Research Station (PARS). Here […]

In field trials conducted in Wisconsin over two years at three vineyards (WMARS, PARS 1, and PARS 2), we found that both severe susceptibility and […]

Harvest day is perhaps the most important day of the year for grape grower. It is the last major task of the growing season, but […]