UVM Apple Orchard The University of Vermont Apple Team within the Plant & Soil Science Department welcomes you to the
UVM Apple Orchard The UVM Apple Program:
Extension and Research for the commercial tree fruit grower in Vermont and beyond...
Our commitment is to provide relevant and timely horticultural, integrated pest management, marketing and economics information to commercial tree fruit growers in Vermont and beyond. Please be sure to visit AIM (the Apple Information Manager) for more regional apple production information. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us.
Dr. Elena Garcia and Dr. Lorraine Berkett, Faculty
Terence Bradshaw, Research Technician
Christopher Benedict, Graduate Student
Marlys Eddy, Graduate Student
Horticulture IPM Newsletters Weather
Food Safety Apple
Industry Links 2003-2004 New England Apple Pest
Management Guide
What's New in 2003 Weekly
Growing Season DD Accumulation for Arthropod Pests
Weekly
Growing Season DD Accumulation for Plum Curculio
Weekly
Growing Season DD Accumulation for Ascospore Maturity
Weekly
Growing Season Apple Bud Stages Around Vermont
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, October 16, 2003
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, August 18, 2003
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, July 16, 2003
IPM Alert,
July 2, 2003
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, June 19, 2003
IPM Alert,
June 3, 2003
Thinning Update,
June 3, 2003
IPM Alert,
May 27, 2003
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, May 22, 2003
IPM Alert,
May 5, 2003
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, April 24, 2003
IPM Alert,
April 21, 2003
IPM Alert,
April 7, 2003
2003-2004 New England Apple Pest
Management Guide, March 17, 2003. [Printed version can be received by sending a
$15.00 check payable to "The University of Vermont" to Mariann Steen,
UVM Dept. of Plant & Soil Science, 105 Carrigan Drive, Burlington, VT 05405.]
Vermont Apple
Newsletter, March 19, 2003
UMass 2003 March
Message, March 17, 2003
Proceedings of
the 2003 New England Fruit School and Trade Show, Jan. 8-9, 2003, Sturbridge, MA.,
Vol. 109:
Economic
Significance of Organic Fruit Production in New England, theUS, and the World --
M. Elena Garcia
A Quicker Way to Determine Scab Risk in Your Orchard -- Lorraine Berkett
Does Surround Have Non-target Impacts on New England Orchards? --M. Elena Garcia, Lorraine Berkett, and Terence Bradshaw
Archived "What's New in 2002"
Archived "What's New in 2001"
Archived "What's New in 2000"
Archived "What's New in 1999
Check out AIM (Apple Information Manager): a
collaborative Extension effort of the Universities of Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island to bring timely, relevant, and useful apple
production information to New England apple growers via the World Wide Web.
Webpage: LPBerkett