Short Version: In other growing regions of the world, namely Washington State, fruit grown in blocks of a 1000 acres or more and under desert conditions with extensive irrigation systems, have significantly fewer insect pests then in more humid climates … Continue reading
After a high of 85 degrees on a very fine Easter Sunday in the Hudson Valley, we find ourselves at tight cluster with our first flight of oriental fruit worm, lesser apple worm and the emergence of first instar pear … Continue reading
Recent snow in late March provided a welcome delay in bud maturity that has recently developed to ½” green as of this report. With temperatures now moving into the upper 70’s, reaching 80oF by Tuesday, the pear psylla adult will … Continue reading
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