The Orchard Monitor Fruit
Newsletter, prepared by the Extension Specialists at The Kearneysville Tree Fruit
Research and Education Center
The Orchard
Monitor is published biweekly from April through August, with additional issues in
February and October. The newsletter contains information on regional and local
educational events of interest to fruit producers, entomological updates with the latest
pheromone trap catch information and plant pathology issues. Subscription is free to
commercial fruit producers. The Orchard Monitor is sent by first class U.S. Mail. The Orchard Monitor is usually available from this page on the next day after
preparation.
Next issue: July 27, 2009 (Note: the July 13 Orchard Monitor will not be posted because of vacation schedules. If you need a copy of the newsletter, please call Stephanie Stephens at KTFREC (between 9:15 AM to 2:30 PM, Monday through Thursday, 303-876-6353) and request a copy (provide your email address and you will receive it pronto). Or, email Stephanie with your request and she will reply with an attached pdf file as soon as possible).
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The
Mid-Atlantic Orchard Monitoring Guide, edited by Henry W. Hogmire
The Mid-Atlantic Orchard Monitoring Guide (NRAES-75),
published in June, 1995 by NRAES, is a comprehensive ring-bound volume on integrated
monitoring practices for deciduous tree fruits. The 370-page book contains over
320 high-quality
color photographs of tree fruit diseases and orchard pests, as well as complete
descriptions of how to monitor for each pest and how to interpret the monitoring data.
Additional chapters cover Nematodes, Weeds, Frost Monitoring and Protection, Irrigation
Scheduling, Wildlife, Nutrition, Fruit, Monitoring Equipment and Supplies, Monitoring Plan
and Schedule, Evaluation, and Record Keeping. The new list price is $48.00
+ $5.50 S&H (reduced from $75.00). Send requests to the
Natural Resource, Agriculture, and Engineering
Service (NRAES), Cooperative Extension, 152 Riley-Robb Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853-5701,
or for more information, call 607-255-7654. Click here to order online from NRAES.
The Entomology portion of the Monitoring Guide is
available online at the Virginia
Fruit Page. The Plant Pathology portion of the Monitoring Guide is here, at West Virginia University's
Kearneysville WWW
Site. |
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The Virginia-West Virginia-Maryland Spray
Bulletin for Commercial Tree Fruit Growers, edited by Fruit Extension Specialists
in Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland.
The
Spray Bulletin is updated annually and is available at the Kearneysville Tree Fruit
Research and Education Center. Cost in 2008 is $12.00 (includes postage). Mail
your request along with a check payable to "West Virginia University" to The Kearneysville Tree Fruit Research and Education Center, P.O. Box 609, Kearneysville, WV
25430. Tree fruit disease management recommendations from the Spray Bulletin are available at this Web site. An abridged electronic
version containing both insect and disease management recommendations is
available at the Virginia Fruit
Page. Download
a PDF version of the entire Spray Bulletin. |
Reprints of Research Articles by
WVU/Kearneysville TFREC Researchers:
Web Site Author: Alan
R. Biggs
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