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Thursday, July 27 in Sodus: Tree Fruit and Small Fruit Twilight Meeting

Join specialists Anya Osatuke and Anna Wallis for a conversation about fruit and berry phenology and pest management.

This series of monthly meetings will examine seasonal changes in tree fruit and berry crops, demonstrate scouting techniques, and discuss integrative pest management solutions to maximize the health and productivity of berry and fruit plantings.

Meetings are held from 7:00PM – 8:30Pm on the last Thursday of every month, from April through August. Attendees are encouraged to bring pictures or descriptions of pests they are concerned about on their farm.

1.5 DEC credits will be offered in categories 1a, 10, and 22. Please arrive at 6:45PM to sign-in for DEC credits.

Thursday, July 27, 2023, 7:00PM – 8:30 PM

Burnap’s Farm Market and Garden Café

7277 Maple Ave ext., Sodus, NY 14551

This event is free to attend, and no pre-registration is required. Questions? Please contact aco56@cornell.edu

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Cornell Fruit Resources: Berries

Resources for Commercial Berry Growers

Thursday, July 27 in Sodus: Tree Fruit and Small Fruit Twilight Meeting