Planting a pollinator garden is a great way to support some of the over 400 species of bees we have here in Wisconsin, especially if […]

All of our properties are out of bloom and sizing up nicely! We finished up fruitworm applications and had overall low pressure. Now for the […]

 We saw our first Cranberry Flea Beetles the week of July 6 it wasn’t until July 16 that we reached economic thresholds (ET).  We determine ET based […]

Hello everyone, not much to report here just finishing up with some more fertilizer and mowing between the rain. Berries are starting to size up pretty […]

The weather has really helped this year’s new plantings take off. Starting to put small ditches in and shape the dikes. Hopefully there are no […]

In 2019 Cranmoor’s Stevens (ST) were peak bloom by the 4th of July. This year (2020) Cranmoor’s ST are 50% out of bloom.  The recent […]

The native Wisconsin nematode species, Oscheius onirici (pronounced OSS-key-us on-a-REACH-ē), also known as just “Oskie,” is a highly virulent bio-control agent for control of cranberry […]

I hope everyone had a great holiday weekend! We are moving out of bloom fast! We are busy with fruitworm and fertilizer applications. As of […]

Hot Hot Hot! As if this time of year is not already busy enough. While our early varieties are getting more fruit on them and […]

Agronomy is extremely local—but often a common thread connects one problem to another. I got to help a grower solve a ‘new growth death mystery’ […]