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2023 Cranberry Mini-Clinic Recap
Posted on April 25, 2023On April 19th, we had 56 cranberry growers join us at the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station for the annual Spring Mini-Clinic. Livestream locations, hosted by […]
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Freeze Damage in Fruit Crops
Posted onThe warm weather we experienced a couple of weeks ago accelerated the loss of cold hardiness of flower buds in many of our fruit crops, […]
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Can We Use “Big Data” To Add Precision and Make Management Decisions in Cranberry?
Posted onSmall-scale replicated field plot research is very useful to explore and identify potential new technologies and practices that can improve cranberry production. But there’s also […]
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Update from the Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station
Posted onApril started with temps in the low 90s and forest fires way too close, but Mother Nature made sure we knew spring wasn’t here yet. […]
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Grower Update: Vilas 51
Posted onHello everyone, hope you all had a wonderful winter! I have been eagerly awaiting our first issue of the CCMJ as it is a sure […]
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Grower Update: Flying Dollar Cranberry
Posted onHello everybody! Like every year it has been a whirlwind and mother nature has never disappointed us so far so why start now. Most growers […]
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Notes From the Field: A Grower’s Perspective – Philippe Coquard Chat #1
Posted on April 20, 2023Hello Wisconsin Fruit News subscribers and welcome back to the second season of Notes from the Field: A Grower’s Perspective! The goal of this series […]
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Cranberry Biological Insecticide: Spear-Lep
Posted on April 18, 2023Spear-Lep is a biological insecticide that is part of the first peptide-based insecticides that offer a new mode of action (IRAC 32). Spear-Lep is registered […]
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Biological Insecticide: Spear-Lep
Posted onSpear-Lep is a biological insecticide that is part of the first peptide-based insecticides that offer a new mode of action (IRAC 32). Spear-Lep is registered […]
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Wisconsin Apple Disease Update – April 18, 2023
Posted on April 17, 2023Spring certainly seems unresolved in Wisconsin this year. With warmer temperatures felt across much of the central and southern parts of the state, buds on […]