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Evaluation of the Effects of Disease and Insect Management Strategies in High Brix Niagara Grape Production

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2011weigle4-NYSIPM.pdf (176.76 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/42492
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Author
Weigle, Tim
Timer, Jody
Hed, Bryan
Martin, Kevin
Ngugi, Henry
Abstract

Objectives: 1. Compare the effects of fungicide and insecticide programs for early and late harvest Niagara with respect to disease and insect control, cluster weight, and vine growth/vigor. 2. Determine the relationship between hang time/crop maturity and the manifestation of fruit rot during ripening of Niagara grape. 3. To articulate the costs of new spray guidelines and/or the economics of increased risk associated with high brix Niagara. This proposal addresses National Grape and Wine Initiative priority 4, to improve integrated pest/pathogen management.

Date Issued
2011
Publisher
New York State IPM Program
Keywords
Agricultural IPM
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Grapes
Type
report

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