Trac Software helps you keep records up-to-date, generate reports, analyze pest management strategies and improve IPM practices. Instead of filling out several forms for different reports, enter the record once in Trac software. Trac ...
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Grapevine Red Blotch Disease: An Emerging Issue Wednesday, March 27, 2013 3:30 to 5:00 PM EST Grapevine red blotch disease was first identified in 2008 as a syndrome that affects fruit ripening. Virologists in ...
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From Chrislyn A. Particka, Project Manager, Northern Grapes Project: First Results from Northern Grapes Project Detailed at Viticulture 2013 Conference in New York The Second Annual Northern Grapes Symposium featured first-year results from viticulture, enology, ...
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Cornell Chronicle article by Kate Frazer, agricultural stations communications officer for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. After a novel naming challenge drew more than 1,000 suggestions from around the world, a ...
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From February 6 news release from the New York Wine & Grape Foundation: The New York Wine & Grape Foundation said a big “Thank You” to several individuals and businesses at its annual “Unity ...
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Last July, Cornell University asked the public to suggest names for two new grape cultivars known as NY95.0301.01 and NY76.0844.24. The contest drew over 1,000 entries from wine lovers on every continent, excepting Antarctica. ...
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From Craig Kahlke cjk37@cornell.edu There are 5 planned 2-day Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) workshops scheduled for this winter and spring. This is for those farmers who are being required by buyers to provide third ...
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Farm Food Safety Training with GAPs (Berry focus but all fresh produce growers invited to attend) Two Day Training – January 15-16, 2013 Registration/Coffee @ 8:30, Program runs 9-3:30 both days, Lunch included Location: ...
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From Greg Loeb, Department of Entomology: Spotted wing drosophila, an invasive fruit fly originating in Asia, can destroy intact berries, cherries, and possibly peaches and some grape varieties. It first appeared in the northeastern ...
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The new issue of Appellation Cornell (#12, November 2012) is available online. Articles include: Fifteen years of vine root growth studies in Concords 5 Questions for Terry Acree Viticulture 2013: Joint conference returns to ...
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