Category: Cranberry
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Posted on May 18, 2021
DIY Nematode Ranching: Nematode Small-Scale Propagation Protocol (Petri Dish)
Materials needed Petri dishes Cotton rounds Frozen, dead Mealworms (5-8) 5-10mL of Nematode solution (can be weak [as low as 10 nematodes] or strong [as […]
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DIY Nematode Ranching: General Information
On May 6, Brandon Gominho and Shawn Steffan delivered a nematode ranching workshop, hosted at Pergande Cranberry. The methods developed in the Steffan lab have […]
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Grower Update: Cranberry Lake
The extended cold snap prevented some herbicide applications due to long frost nights. Growers are completing herbicide applications the week of 5/14, should finish by […]
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Update from the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station
Things are really growing fast and moving along at the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station. The new beds just got their third application of herbicide, and […]
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Who Is Pollinating the Cranberries? Find Out With WiBee: The Wisconsin Wild Bee App
This is the big kickoff year for WiBee Wisconsin Wild Bee App project. Thank you to all the cranberry growers and crop scouts that participated last year! We’re […]
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Grower Update: Flying Dollar Cranberry
“Agriculture is the most healthful, most useful and most noble employment of man.” George Washington I hope everybody enjoyed that little cold spell as much […]
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Posted on April 27, 2021
Grower Update: Cranberry Lake
Most growers in northern Wisconsin flooded for a good portion of late April as temps were in the single digits and low teens a few […]
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Posting Pesticide Use
TIPS TO PREVENT HUMAN EXPOSURE: Please post area BEFORE you spray. Please remove posts shortly after the REI is expired. The EPA holds employer-owners responsible […]
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Update from the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station
Just pulled the flood on Sunday and starting to frost protect everything. The Sundance and BGs were a couple weeks ahead of the Steven’s.
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Watching For Leafhoppers This Spring and Summer
Leafhoppers are common insects throughout the landscape and several species may be found in cranberry, including the blunt nosed leafhopper (BLNH, figure 1), the sharp-nosed […]