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General Information

  • Cornell Guide to Growing Fruit at Home

Blueberries:

  • Home Garden Blueberries
  • Organic Blueberry Production
  • More Blueberry Production Information 

Bramble Production, Management and Marketing

  • Raspberries and Blackberries
  • Organic Raspberry and Blackberry Production
  • Currants and Gooseberries
  • Elderberries
  • More In-Depth Production Information

Grapes:

  • Grape Production
  • Organic Grape Production

Strawberry Production:

  • Home Garden Production
  • More In-Depth Production Information
  • Organic Strawberry Production

Tree Fruit Production

  • (Apple, Cherry, Pear, Peach, etc.)
  • Other Minor/Specialty Fruits
  • Identifying Apples
  • Apple IPM for Beginners: A guide for new apple grower to protect apple orchards from pests

Grafting and Budding:

  • Apple and Pear Trees
  • Budding/Grafting Fruit Trees

New York State Berry Growers Association

Northern Nut Growers Association

Last updated July 10, 2020

Food Gardening

  • First Planting Dates
  • Last Planting Dates
  • Vegetables
  • Fruits

New York Berry News

New York Berry News, a NACAA award-winning newsletter, provides a statewide perspective on the production of berry crops in New York. This monthly online publication brings you cutting edge research and extension information from Cornell faculty and extension staff, along with feature articles by guest authors from around the world.

NYS IPM Fruit Factsheets

Tree fruit, grape, and berry crops benefit from implementing IPM—environmentally and economically sensible ways to protect crops from insects, plant diseases, weeds, and vertebrate pests.

Cornell Berry Diagnostic Tool

Much information exists on controlling plant pests and problems, but one must first identify the cause before intervention can occur. The Berry Diagnostic Tool was developed to assist the student, grower, and extension educator in identifying potential causes of plant problems in berry crops.

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    Monday, July 5
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Small Fruit Disease Management Guidelines

Disease management strategies are very similar for both organic and conventional small fruit production systems. In both systems it is important to develop and use an integrated disease management program that integrates as many disease control methods as possible, the more the better.

Blackberry Diagnostic Tool

Raspberry Diagnostic Tool

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Cornell Cooperative Extension
Columbia and Greene Counties

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6055 Route 23
Acra, New York 12405
TEL: (518) 622-9820
FAX: (518) 622-0115
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Cornell Cooperative Extension Columbia and Greene Counties puts knowledge to work in pursuit of economic vitality, ecological sustainability, and social well-being. We bring local experience and research-based solutions together, helping Columbia and Greene County families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world.

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