Scaffolds podcast
Many of you probably read Art Agnello's statewide tree fruit updates and recommendations newsletter, "Scaffolds". Dr. Monique Rivera is bringing it back, but in a new audio version. Episode one was recorded this week, and is now available for free online at
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scaffoldsSave the Date! - Scroll down for Upcoming Events
Have you missed a meeting recently? Scroll down for available recordings or pdf links or visits our YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/LakeOntarioFruitProgram2023
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Fire Blight Informational Webinar Series - Using weather and environmental conditions to optimize biologicals and biopesticides for bloom production - Will be rescheduled from October cancellation.
8&9 Feb - 2nd Annual Lake Ontario Fruit Program's Winter Fruit Conference, at DoubleTree by Hilton Rochester, 1111 Jefferson rd., Rochester, NY 14623. Stay tuned here for more information.
Food Safety Virtual Office Hours
Cornell Institute of Food Safety "Virtual Office Hours", Tuesdays Noon to 1pm
https://cals.cornell.edu/institute-for-food-safety/resources/virtual-office-hoursWebinar Recordings
Check out the recordings of some recent webinars and/or conference materials from in person events:
PACMAN Briefings
Pollinator Resouces
Now available
Pollinator Resource Links Meeting Recordings Now Available
Did you miss the recent meeting? Check and see if we recorded it and added it to our website or
Lake Ontario Fruit Program YouTube Channel.
Honeycrisp Meetup recordings available here.
Why are my trees growing so poorly? recording available here.
Additional Recorded Webinars listing with recording and resource link are available at
New Publication on Growing Pawpaws
Are you a fan of pawpaws? These custardy fruits can be hard to come across, so this guide provides information on how to grow your own pawpaw from seed, and how to care for grafted seedlings. Pdf on growing now available.
https://lof.cce.cornell.edu/submission.php?id=799&crumb=crops|crops|unusual_fruit|crop*50New Weed Management Technology Survey
Want to move away from herbicide reliance? Are you using novel technologies to manage weeds? We want to know about it to inform our weed science research. A team of weed scientists from University of California Davis, Oregon State University, and Cornell University are asking berry, tree fruit, tree nut, and vine crop growers to take 5 to 10 minutes and answer this short and anonymous survey.
Weed Technology Survey link:
https://cornell.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bEpfAijoP7puQDP
Pollinator Webinar Series - Summer 2020
The
Pollinator Webinar Series presented by Penn State cover bee health and pollination services.
Bloom Pesticides for Pollinator Health
A reference table created by Janet van Zoeren and Anna Wallis, is now available at
https://lof.cce.cornell.edu/submission.php?id=711&crumb=pests|pests.
