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New York Tree Fruit Pest Management Project 1973-1978

Author
Tette, James; Glass, Edward; Bruno, D.; Way, Roger
Abstract
Of all the crops grown in New York, apple ranks number
one when it comes to the pest complex affecting the crop. It
is plagued by a large number of pests including insects,
mites, disease organisms, rodents, nematodes, birds, deer,
and weeds. Numerous crop protection measures must be
utilized in order to produce commercially acceptable fruit
and maintain healthy productive trees.
Journal/Series
New York's Food and Life Sciences Bulletin 81
Date Issued
1979-09Publisher
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Subject
pest management; New York tree fruit
Type
periodical