Extension Newsletters: a directory listing of all the Tree Fruit IPM Newsletters from each of the New England States.
2000-2001 New England Apple Pest Management Guide
2001 Update to New England Apple Pest Management Guide
UMASS EXT Fruit Notes: Edited by Wes Autio. Extension and research articles on pest management, horticulture, and economics.
What is IPM?: by Glen W. Koehler, Univ. of Maine Coop. Ext. . A general description of IPM that might be a useful handout in explaining IPM to customers.
IPM Checklist, Lorraine P. Berkett and M. Elena Garcia, University of Vermont
Dispersal of T.pyri into Apple Blocks
Block-Specific Sprayer Calibration Worksheet
2001 IPM 'Quick' Summary for Monitoring Apple Arthropod Pests
A Synopsis of Key Arthropods and Diseases Affecting Apples
Assessing Deer Damage in a Commercial Orchard: William G. Lord, UNH Coop. Ext. (Form design and HTML, Glen W. Koehler, U. Maine Coop. Ext). A worksheet for estimating dolllar loss per acre by deer damage.
Scaffolds Fruit Newsletter: a weekly update on pest management and crop development. Scaffolds is published by Cornell University - NYSAES and Cooperative Extension
Insect and Disease Pest Fact-sheets and Diagnostic Keys from the West Virginia University Fruit Web.
Integrated Pest Management in the Northeast Region: Northeast home page of the National IPM Network.
Horticulture Presentations by Dr. Elena Garcia - Apple Botany and History; Calcium Uses in Apples; Cold Hardiness; Light Interception of Apple Tree Canopies; Pruning; Topworking Apple Trees
Pesticide Education Resources: at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has links to numerous pesticide information sources. Note: For more information on pesticide safety, contact the Extension Pesticide Applicator Training program in your state: CT -- MA -- ME -- NH -- RI -- VT
EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs: the buck stops here, so to speak, in terms of pesticide regulation and government information. For example, check out information on the 1996 Food Quality Protection Act.
Good Fruit Grower: a magazine with a Washington industry focus, however, pertinent to all apple growers nationwide.
MICHIGANAPPLES.COM: Brought to you by the Michigan Apple Committee. Check out the educational information, useful for school groups, tours etc.
