Summer Control Options For Downy Mildew

Cornell Extension specialist offers advice to growers on how to maximize efficiency on your farm.

For Dan LaGasse and Scott VanDeWalle, their partnership forged in steel creates efficiencies and drives profits.

Both growers and winemakers need to take responsibility for their business relationship so both parties better understand each other and benefit from that relationship.

Extent of sub-zero temperatures is becoming evident at budburst.

Lodi Rules were the first sustainability certification in U.S.

University researchers to speak about bird control measures, PPE, and tractor safety in the vineyard.

Cornell University’s outspoken advocate of the tall spindle system says high-density plantings can maximize the economic potential of your business.

Terence Robinson, known for advocating the tall spindle growing system, is recognized for contributions to the New York fruit industry.

Six top researchers from around the globe present life’s work at Cornell In-Depth Fruit School, address future of research.

Researchers from Cornell University explore the use of a fixed sprayer system in high tunnel berries for effective canopy coverage.

March event held prior to start of international symposium and to offer presentations from six retiring scientists.

A Cornell University project could help growers increase production and speed up the introduction of new disease-resistant varieties.

Cultivar selection should include choosing ones that have the most complete disease resistance package.

Spray technology is always evolving. Today’s sprayers are infinitely more efficient than older technology, which is great news […]

Vineyard blindness is the inability to see the problems or opportunities for improvement in our own vineyards, even though we are in them every day.

Grape growers can improve their application technique with a few simple and cost effective, yet little known, methods that will ultimately decrease drift and increase the efficiency of their spray coverage.

Darrel Oakes uses the influence of his father and other family members a strong presence in the Eastern apple industry.