Harvest Maturity Report Subscribe Now! - Online Payment Option - Not an Event
Event Details
Date
August 25, 2025
October 31, 2025
Time
Subscription Opportunity
Cost
Harvest Maturity Report for In Region Lake Ontario Fruit Program Enrollees : $75.00
(addl attendee $75.00 ea.)
Must be enrolled in LOF Program and live/farm in Monroe, Niagara, Orleans, Oswego, or Wayne counties
Harvest Maturity Report for Satellite Lake Ontario Fruit Program Enrollees : $100.00
(addl attendee $100.00 ea.)
Must be enrolled in LOF Program and live/farm outside of Monroe, Niagara, Orleans, Oswego, or Wayne counties
Host
Lake Ontario Fruit ProgramThis is not an event, but an online subscription opportunity.
If you are currently enrolled in the Lake Ontario Fruit Program please use this registration to subscribe to the Harvest Maturity Report. If you are not enrolled in the Lake Ontario Fruit Program then you will not receive the Harvest Maturity Report until you have enrolled. You can enroll here https://lof.cce.cornell.edu/en... and subscribe to the Harvest Maturity Report at the same time.
If you are not sure if you are enrolled in the Lake Ontario Fruit Program and/or the Harvest Maturity Report please double check with Zayda at zrm24@cornell.edu or 585-798-4265, Ext. 122
Note sure if you're already subscribed to this year's reports? Contact Zayda at zrm24@cornell.edu or 585-798-4265, Ext. 122
Apples
Apricots
Asian Pears
Blueberries
Cherries
Currants
Gooseberries
Nectarines
Peaches
Pears
Plums
Raspberries / Blackberries
Strawberries
Unusual Fruit
Upcoming Events
2026 Tree Fruit & Small Fruit Twilight Meetings
April 30, 2026 : Tree Fruit & Small Fruit Twilight Meeting 1
Webster, NY
The Twilight Meetings are a series of monthly meetings, where we examine seasonal changes in tree fruit and berry crop phenology, discuss and demonstrate scouting and monitoring for insects and diseases, and provide integrated pest management solutions to maximize the health and productivity of berry and tree fruit plantings.
Please arrive at 6pm for pizza and soda. This year Twilight meetings will begin and end 30minutes earlier than last year!
May 28, 2026 : Tree Fruit & Small Fruit Twilight Meeting 2
Oswego, NY
The Twilight Meetings are a series of monthly meetings, where we examine seasonal changes in tree fruit and berry crop phenology, discuss and demonstrate scouting and monitoring for insects and diseases, and provide integrated pest management solutions to maximize the health and productivity of berry and tree fruit plantings.
Please arrive at 6pm for pizza and soda. This year Twilight meetings will begin and end 30minutes earlier than last year!
June 25, 2026 : Tree Fruit & Small Fruit Twilight Meeting 3
Medina, NY
The Twilight Meetings are a series of monthly meetings, where we examine seasonal changes in tree fruit and berry crop phenology, discuss and demonstrate scouting and monitoring for insects and diseases, and provide integrated pest management solutions to maximize the health and productivity of berry and tree fruit plantings.
Please arrive at 6pm for pizza and soda. This year Twilight meetings will begin and end 30minutes earlier than last year!
2026 Virtual Orchard Meetup Series
February 27, 2026 : Session 1 - The Impacts of Weather on Pome Fruit Quality and Storability: Lessons Learned
The Impacts of Weather on Pome Fruit Quality and Storability: Lessons from 2025 - The first meetup will be conducted live on Friday, February 27, 2026, at 10:30pm (PST)/1:30pm (EST). The webinar will last 90 minutes. The format will include brief presentations by two SPARC scientists, followed by a packer/grower panel of industry leaders across North America. The meetup will conclude with an open discussion in a very inclusive virtual format. Viewers are invited to share solutions, ask questions, and interact with scientists and panelists. The program is free of charge.
June 11, 2026 : Session 2
Details to follow.
June 18, 2026
Details to follow.
June 25, 2026 : Session 4
Details to follow.
Cornell Fruit Field Day
July 30, 2026
Geneva, NY
Join Cornell researchers in Geneva for Fruit Field Day, returning after 10 years, to tour research plots, learn from experts—including Dr. Terence Robinson with 40+ years in tree fruit research—and explore the latest orchard technologies and practices.