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Mummyberry in Michigan Blueberries
... the blossoms as they open. The spores are carried by pollentaing insects or by the wind to the open flowers. Evidence of ... during bloom can give excellent control. Refer to the MSU Michigan Fruit Management Handbook, (Extension Bulletin E-154) for fungicides, rates ... 2005, MSU created a Michigan Blueberry Facts website. Check the Blueberry Page at this site and the Michigan Fruit Team Blueberry page ...
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Michigan Fruit IPM Links
... information. MSU Weather Products Current Michigan Ag weather Michigan Growers should check out the MSU Ag Weather Pages, the Michigan Automated Weather System MAWN. There is a new Michigan ICM Weather site that allows ... the report are similar to the current ones or the ones you wish to compare. Insects and plant diseases don't follow the calendar as well as people.Suggestions and comments ...
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Managing Fireblight in Southwest Michigan Apple Orchards
... also enter through wounds such as those caused by hail, insects, summer pruning or deer feeding. Even a summer thunderstorm ... of the disease. Fire Blight Management in Southwest Michigan Adapted from E-154 Michigan Fruit Management Guide With the probable future loss ... as MARYBLYT and CougarBlight. MSU has posted predictive models for Michigan's automated weather stations system at the MSU Integrated ...
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Michigan Grape Society Newsletter, Volume 7 Issue 2, April 2006
... during 2005, MSU technicians will be visiting four farms in southwest Michigan (2 wine and 2 juice) to scout for insects and diseases. The scouting will be late in the week ... 49408 Phone 269 561 5040 Trevor Nichols Research Complex is a Michigan State University research facility specializing in fruit pest (insects) research. We have positions open for college student summer employment. Successful ...
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Michigan Grape Society Newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 1, January 2003
... from 2004 Southwest Horticultural Day A Successful 2004 Southwest Michigan Horticultural Days Southwest Michigan Horticultural Days February 4th and 5th, 2004, held at Lake Michigan College was again attended by over 400 ... may also knock back other pathogenic fungi like powdery mildew and black rot and insects/mites that are overwintering in your vineyard. Last year, we looked at the potential ...
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Michigan Grape Society Newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 3, July 2003
... be applied only to infested areas to minimize chemical exposure and to conserve some beneficial insects. Many pesticides are labeled for use only by certified, licensed applicators that have received ... Grape Berry Moth. This spring there was winter damage to grapes in Southern Michigan as well as in Northern Michigan. Dr. Tom Zabadal, coordinator of SWMREC will speak on the cultural practices ...
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Michigan Grape Society Newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 2, April 2003
... of our Michigan grape industry in 2003. Grape IPM Meetings in 2003 There will be several Grape IPM Meetings in Southwest Michigan this year. Because we anticipate real problems with grape insects and ... growing season, insects are on the minds of many grape growers because of pest problems in 2002. Grape berry moth was a major pest management challenge last year in Southwest Michigan, and ...
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Michigan Grape Society Newsletter, Volume 4 Issue 1, January 2003
... the Southwest Michigan Hort Days, February 5th and 6th, at Lake Michigan College, Mendal Center in Benton Harbor, Michigan. The pre-registration form for Hort Days and Michigan Grape Society ... is currently researching two areas, the first is studying the ecology and management of insects affecting viticultural systems. His current research includes the population dynamics, diapause inititiation and ...
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Southwest Michigan Horticultural Days held this past February at Lake Michigan College had over 45 different exhibitors
... with heavy dews will quickly spread the disease through a vineyard. Insects The major insect pests of grapes in SW Michigan are climbing cutworm, grape flea beetle, grape berry moth, phylloxera, rose ... an important tool that Michigan grape growers have relied on for years. With this change, we are left with insecticides that have a more selective range of insects they control, that have ...
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Michigan Grape SocietyNewsletter
... Cookout July 28, 1999 Southwest Michigan Research & Extension Center 9:30 a.m. TRADE SHOW opens 10:00 a.m. WORKSHOP SESSION I WORKSHOP #1 - Identifying insects, diseases and other vine conditions ... RESEARCH PLOTS 4:30 p.m. MICHIGAN WINE HOSPITALITY - Thanks to the support of several Michigan wineries 5:15 p.m. STEAK COOKOUT prepared by the Michigan Grape Society Click here for Registration ...
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