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Past
issues
are available here as PDF files.
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Winter
2005 |
Contents: |
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pdf |
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| Editorial: Stone Fruit Research in New York State | |
| Should New York Growers Plant Higher Density Peach Orchards? | |
| The Changing Northern Fresh Market Peach Picture | |
| Peach And Nectarine Cultivars: A New Jersey Perspective | |
| Stone Fruit Rootstocks: Current Status And Overview For The Future | |
| Peach Rootstock Trials at Geneva: A Progress Report | |
| Theory and Practice of Genetically Manipulating Peach Tree Architecture | |
| Developing Multi-Virus Resistant Stone Fruit Cultivars |
| Fall 2005 | Contents: | |
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| Editorial: Thank You Bob Andersen | ||
| Pollination Research with Prunus Species and its Importance to Fruit Growers | ||
| Cherry Breeding: Striving to Make a Difference | ||
| Early Twenty-first Century Cherry Varieties for the Great Lakes and Eastern North America | ||
| Cherry Rootstocks Trials at Geneva | ||
| Performance of High- Density Sweet Cherry Training Systems in New York | ||
| Management of High- Density Sweet-Cherry Orchards | ||
| Trends in Variety Introduction and Management | ||
| Commercialization of New Varieties: A Grower’s Perspective | ||
| Marketing Opportunities for New York Stone Fruit in Canada | ||
| Summer 2005 | Contents: |
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| Editorial: Research and Develpoment Programs Do Make a Difference | |
| Fruit Cultivation in the Hudson Valley | |
| Recommendations by the NYS Senate Task Force for Hudson Valley Fruit Growers to Promote Fruit Farming | |
| Insecticidal Effects of Sevin XLR When Applied as an Apple Thinning Agent | |
| Getting the Best Out of Strawberry Storage - What Temperature and Relative Humidity Should be Used? | |
| Using Pheromone Trapping for Better Management of Worms in Fruit, 2003-2004 | |
| Improved Fresh Fruit Quality of Gooseberries and Red Currants with the Cordon Training System |
| Spring 2005 | Contents: |
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| The Future of Applied Research and Extension at Geneva | |
| Recent Advances in Apple Breeding, Genetics and New Cultivars | |
| Fungicide Resistance of Apple Scab: Status Quo and Management Options | |
| Growing Blueberries in Cold Climates | |
| Should New York Apple Growers Move Up to Higher Tree Densities? (Part 1) | |
| Field Performance of Grafted and Seedling Chestnuts in New York | |
| Winter 2004 | Contents: |
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| Editorial: “The NYBGA is glad to be on board!” | |
| Where Do the Geneva® Apple Rootstocks Fit in New York State? | |
| Phenolics and Antioxidant Capacity in Selected New York State Plums | |
| Economic Impact of the Two-Spotted Spider Mites ( Tetranychus Urticae) on Strawberries Grown as a Perennial | |
| Mortality of Obliquebanded Leafroller Due to Natural Enemies in Orchards Treated with Conventional or Reduced-Risk Insecticides |
| Fall 2004 | Contents: |
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| Editorial: Let’s “Grow Sales and Create a Trend” | |
| SmartFreshTM (1-MCP) – The Good and Bad as We Head Into the 2004 Season! | |
| Carbon Dioxide Control in Apple CA Storages Using Hydrated Lime | |
| Apple Arthropod Management Using Reduced-Risk Pesticide Programs | |
| Management of Nitrogen and Carbohydrate Reserves to Improve Growth and Yield of Apple Trees | |
| Reducing Spray Drift From Orchards – A Successful Case Study |
| Summer 2004 | Contents: |
| Editorial: WhiteGold®: A New White Fleshed Sweet Cherry From Geneva | |
| The New York State Apple IFP, Our “Most Friendly Practices” | |
| Postharvest Fruit Quality and Storage Life in Relation to Mineral Nutrients | |
| Calcium Nutrition and Control of Calciumrelated Disorders | |
| Groundcover Management Effects on Orchard Production, Nutrition, Soil and Water Quality | |
| Mineral Nutrient Management for Organic Fruit Production | |
| Spring 2004 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Mineral Nutrition in the Modern Orchard | |
| Soil Analysis and Interpretation | |
| Adjusting Soil pH for Optimum Nutrient Availability | |
| Diagnosing Apple Tree Nutritional Status: Leaf Analysis Interpretation and Deficiency Symptoms | |
| Nitrogen Fertilization of Apple Orchards | |
| Micronutrient Management in Apple Orchards | |
| Fertigation of Apple Trees in Humid Climates |
| Winter 2003 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Stepping Down and Looking Back | |
| Tree Fruit Task Force Progress Reports | |
| Antioxidants of Apples | |
| Reduced Application Rates of Provado for Management of Leafhoppers and Aphids on Apple | |
| Water Conditioners and Surfactants Enhance Growth Control, But Have Little Effect on Fruit Cracking of Empire Apple Caused by Apogee | |
| Effects of Spotted Tentiform Leafminer and European Red Mite on Apple Leaf Function and Crop Development |
| Fall 2003 | Contents: |
| Editorial: ‘Honeycrisp’ Apple: Team Work and Lessons Learned | |
| Effects of Chemical Thinners on Fruit Set, Yield, Fruit Size, and Fruit Quality of Honeycrisp Apple | |
| Cropload of Honeycrisp Affects Not Only Fruit Size But Many Quality Attributes | |
| Managing Diseases and Arthropod Pests on Honeycrisp | |
| Managing Bitter Pit in Honeycrisp | |
| Harvest Date Effects on Maturity, Quality and Storage Disorders of Honeycrisp Apples from the Champlain Valley | |
| Honeycrisp Maturity Guidelines for Western NY | |
| Postharvest Treatments to Decrease Soggy Breakdown and Soft Scald Disorders of Honeycrisp Apples |
| Summer 2003 | Contents: |
| Editorial: The Future of the New York Fruit Extension Team | |
| Modified Atmosphere Packaging Maintains Sweet Cherry Quality After Harvest | |
| Fresh Market Sweet Cherry Varieties for Eastern North America | |
| Susceptibility of New Apple Cultivars to Common Apple Diseases | |
| Susceptibility of New Apple Cultivars to Various Arthropod Pests |
| Spring 2003 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Can New York Compete in the World Apple Market? | |
| What Tree Density and Training System Should NY Growers Use with New Apple Orchards? | |
| Use of 1-MCP on Apples* | |
| Multi-Species Pheromone Disruption in Orchards Under a Selective Pesticide Program | |
| Development and Testing of a Shrouded Flame Weeder for Non-Chemical Weed Control | |
| The Orchard Ergonomics Pilot Study: New Attachment for an Apple Picking Bucket Aimed at Reducing Worker Discomfort and Injury Due to Strain |
| Winter 2002 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Lessons We Should Have Learned from the 2002 Apple Marketing Season | |
| Cornell as Catalyst: Supporting the Tree Fruit Industry as it Adapts to Change | |
| Major Trends in U.S. and World Apple Markets | |
| On-Farm Trials of the Cornell/Geneva Apple Rootstocks in NY | |
| Summer Pruning: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly |
| Fall 2002 | Contents: |
| Editorial: The New York Fruit Quarterly Magazine’s 10th Anniversary | |
| Anatomy of Apple Russet Caused by the Fungus Aureobasidium pullulans | |
| Apple Peels are Rich in Phytochemicals and Have High Antioxidant Activity | |
| Growth Performance of Apple Nursery Trees in Relation to Reserve Nitrogen and Carbohydrates | |
| Health Benefits of Dietary Flavonoids: Flavonols and Flavones |
| Summer 2002 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Maintaining the New York Apple Research Order | |
| The New York State Apple Research and Development Program: Ten Years of Successful Research Support for the Apple Industry | |
| Apple Cultivars: A Geneva Perspective | |
| 2001 IDFTA European Tour: Integrated Fruit Production in Europe |
| Spring 2002 | Contents: |
| Editorial: We Can Deliver Quality Apples to the Consumer! | |
| Testing Pre-plant Monoammonium Phosphate and Apple Compost For Improving the Growth of Newly Planted Apple Trees | |
| SurroundTM: A Realistic Choice for Control of Insects in Organic Apple Orchards in the Northeastern United States? | |
| Effect of SurroundTM Particle Film on Fruit Sunburn, Maturity and Quality of ‘Fuji’ and ‘Honeycrisp’ Apples | |
| Pheromone Disruption of Oriental Fruit Moth in New York Peaches | |
| Evaluation of Pheromone Disruption in Combination with Insecticide Applications for Control of Peachtree Borers in Peaches |
| Winter 2001-2002 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Giving Credit to the Experiment Station | |
| Bye Bye Birdie: Repelling Birds from Fruit Plantings | |
| Status of Borers Infesting Apple Burrknots and Their Management in New York Orchards | |
| Processing Apple Planting Systems Trials | |
| The Grow New York Project: 1-MCP Effects on Apples |
| Fall 2001 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Am I Growing Apples I Can Sell? | |
| Demand Increasing for Aronia and Elderberry in North America | |
| Honeycrisp: Promising Profit Maker or Just Another Problem Child? | |
| Mineral Nutrition as a Factor In Cold Tolerance Of Apple Trees | |
| Antioxidant Capacity and Anticancer Properties of Red Raspberry | |
| Cornell Fruit Field Days |
| Summer 2001 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Strategic Planning Initiative | |
| Plum Variety Picks for New York | |
| Managing Risk: What Did We Learn in 2000 Regarding the Decision to Harvest Hail Damaged Apples? | |
| Antioxidant and Antiproliferative Activities of Selected New York Apple Cultivars | |
| Apogee: A New Plant Growth Regulator for Apples | |
| What it Will Take to Survive in Today’s World Apple Market? |
| Spring 2001 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Strategic Planning Efforts for the New York Apple Industry | |
| Improving Deposition and Reducing Drift in Orchards | |
| Developing An Integrated Program for Diagnosis and Control of Replant Problems In New York Apple Orchards | |
| Improving Sweet Cherry Branching | |
| Sweet Cherry Pollination Considerations for 2001 | |
| A Survey of the World’s Major Apple Producers |
| Winter 2000-2001 | Contents: |
| Editorial: The Future of the New York Berry Industry | |
| Field Evaluations of Flint and Sovran for Controlling Apple Diseases | |
| Marketing Apple Products | |
| Blueberry Nutrition on Upland Soils | |
| Effects of Multiple Asana Applications on Secondary Mite Outbreaks | |
| Effects of ReTain, Nitrogen Fertilization, and Mid-summer Trunk Scoring on Fruit Color and Quality of Jonagold Apples |
| Fall 2000 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Marketing the New York Apple Crop | |
| MCP: Facts, Speculation, and How Could it Affect the New York Apple Industry? | |
| An Analysis of Marketing Needs and Strategies in the Fruit Industry in New York and Marketing Programs at Cornell | |
| The Condition Chain in the Exporting of Empire Apples | |
| Progress in Understanding and Controlling Postharvest Decays of Apples |
| Summer 2000 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Strategic Planning Can Change the New York Apple Industry | |
| Trends in Apple Marketing and Impacts on NY Growers' Profitability | |
| Apples: An Important Source of Antioxidants in the American Diet | |
| Orchard Storm Damage Recovery | |
| Fruit Russet in the Empire State: An Industry Perspective | |
| Getting Started with Grapes |
| Spring 2000 | Contents: |
| Editorial: Funding Apple Research | |
| Fire Blight of Apple Rootstocks | |
| Successful Fire Blight Control is in the Details | |
| Controlling Shoot Blight with ‘Apogee’ | |
| Genetic Engineering of Apple for Resistance to Fire Blight | |
