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Weeds & Groundcovers

Cornell Weed Science – Weed identification and management resources to help you reduce the impact of these unwanted plants in fields, gardens, landscapes and ecosystems.
Herbicides by Active Ingredient Selection Tool
Problematic Orchard Weeds and Guidelines for Their Management (Basedow, van Zoeren, and Sosnoskie, 2021)
Critical Weed Control Requirements in Young High Density Apple Orchards (2015 Fruit Quarterly v. 23-4)
Critical Weed Control Requirements in High Density Apple Orchards (2014 Fruit Quarterly v. 22-4)
Establishing Row-middle Ground Cover Options for High Density Apple Orchards in Western NY (2014 Fruit Quarterly v. 21-1)
The Effects of Ground Cover Manipulations on Pest and Predator Mite Populations (1989 FLS bulletin #128, 977 kb pdf)
Effects of Glyphosate on Apple Tree Health (2013 NYFQ v. 21-4, 4.4 mb pdf)
New Findings in Weed Control in Young Apple Orchards (2013 NYFQ v. 21-4, 3.6 mb pdf)
Weed Control in Young Trees (2012 NYFQ v. 20-1, 1.7 mb pdf)

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Cornell Fruit Resources: Tree Fruit

Resources for Commercial Tree Fruit Growers

Tree Fruit Integrated Pest Management (IPM)