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Overcoming Barriers to Success in Reduced-Tillage Pumpkin Production: Implementing Effective Plant Establishment and Weed Management Strategies

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2002blomgren-NYSIPM.pdf (109.09 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/45906
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NYS IPM Project Reports
Author
Blomgren, Ted
Bornt, Charles
Abstract

Adoption of reduced-tillage pumpkin planting systems has been limited in the Capital District Region of NY. Pumpkin growers in the Capital District have been quick to point out that the two most significant barriers to success with reduced-till systems are plant establishment and weed control. Traditional reduced-tillage systems in this area have focused on direct seeding pumpkins into an herbicide killed winter rye. This project will focus on using transplants for plant establishment. It will also help determine which cell size (72, 98 or 128) can optimize yields and greenhouse space. This project also will compare herbicide treatments in reduced-till pumpkins.

Date Issued
2002
Publisher
New York State IPM Program
Keywords
Agricultural IPM
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Vegetables
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Cucurbits
Type
report

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