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  •  Counting flower buds/readjusting bud load via pruning at pink, and blossom thinning considerations - T. Robinson and M. Miranda Sazo (live from a Honeycrisp orchard at VanDeWalle Fruit Farm in Wayne County)
  • Foliar sprays/ground applications/protocol for Peel SAP analysis of Honeycrisp - L. Cheng and M. Miranda Sazo
  • Early 2020 Season Disease Update - K. Cox
  • Spring insect management priorities - A. Agnello
  • Factors to consider to optimize pollination this spring - J. van Zoeren
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Please Note - May 1st is tentative.  Please click on the Lake Ontario Fruit website link below for updates as to the final timing of the meeting and to pre-register.  The timing for this 'pink' meeting is currently tentative and may change based on Honeycrisp phenology.

Date & Time

May 1, 2020
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

More information about this event.

Contact Information

Janet van Zoeren, CCE LOF

  • jev67 [at] cornell.edu

Speaker

Terence Robinson

Mario Miranda Sazo

Kerik Cox

Art Agnello

Lailiang Cheng

Janet van Zoeren

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