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  1. Irrigation for Fruit and Vegetable Production
    Articles
    Irrigation for Fruit and Vegetable Production
    By Jayson K. Harper, Ph.D., William Lamont, Jr., Ph.D.
    Irrigation often is necessary because of the uneven distribution of precipitation throughout the year, especially during critical growth periods.
  2. Harvest-Assist Platforms for Apple Growers
    Articles
    Harvest-Assist Platforms for Apple Growers
    By Long He, Ph.D., Daniel Weber, Ph.D.
    Apple harvesting is a labor-intensive work accomplished manually and typically by seasonal pickers.
  3. Bilingual Food Safety Training for Orchard Employees. Photo: Tara Baugher, Penn State
    Articles
    Tree Fruit Training and Self-Paced Learning Resources in English and Spanish
    By Maria Gorgo-Gourovitch, Tara Baugher, Ph.D.
    Extension educators have produced videos, on-line courses, and other tools to assist growers in their employee training efforts. Young and beginning growers will also find the resources useful for self-paced learning.
  4. Los altos doseles del árbol estrechos son los más eficientes en la interceptación de la luz del sol y también adaptables a tecnologías de automatización.
    Articles
    Respuestas Básicas acerca de los Cortes de Poda en Árboles Frutales
    By Robert Crassweller, Ph.D., Montserrat Fonseca Estrada
    El arte de podar y conducir o guiar árboles se inició mucho antes de que se tuviera un conocimiento de las respuestas fisiológicas que ocurren como respuesta a esta manipulación física.
  5. Los medios de las hileras podados cuidadosamente facilitan ver a los depredadores y atrapar roedores. Foto: Rob Crassweller
    Articles
    MIP – Prácticas de Manejo en la Postcosecha
    By Donald Seifrit, Robert Crassweller, Ph.D.
    Después de completar la cosecha, tómese el tiempo para el manejo estratégico de las malezas, la vida silvestre y los niveles de nutrientes de los árboles.
  6. Post Harvest Berry Handling
    Videos
    Post Harvest Berry Handling
    By Lee Stivers
    Length 13:45
    Want to get the most out of your berries at the market? This video highlights important considerations for post-harvest berry handling.
  7. Small Fruit and Vegetable Meeting
    Workshops

    $10.00

    Small Fruit and Vegetable Meeting
    When Multiple Options Available
    Learn about pest issues in small fruits and vegetables and earn Core and Cat. pesticide credits.
  8. Significant H-2A Program Regulation Changes for 2023
    Webinars

    Free

    Significant H-2A Program Regulation Changes for 2023
    When 12/13/2022
    Length 1 hour, 15 minutes
    Learn about the key changes to the H-2A program in 2023 including housing standards, minimum wage rates, and more.
  9. Food Safety Modernization Act: Produce Grower Certification Training
    Workshops

    $30.00

    Food Safety Modernization Act: Produce Grower Certification Training
    When Multiple Options Available
    Fruit and vegetable growers will learn about the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule, Good Agricultural Practices, and co-management of natural resources and food safety.
  10. Food is a central part of life in every culture. And eating with others is meaningful. The foods may be different, such as this ugali (corn porridge) and dried fish from Tanzania, but the significance of eating together isn’t.
    Articles
    Making the Most of Cross-Cultural Encounters
    By Andrew Sandeen
    Understanding differences between cultures can provide helpful insight for situations encountered everywhere in our increasingly global society, including common encounters on U.S. farms.
  11. Orchard sanitation in the fall is important for disease management in the coming season. Photo: K. Peter, Penn State
    News
    2022 Disease Update: Orchard Sanitation and Weather Station Maintenance
    Date Posted 10/30/2022
    It has been a beautiful fall so far—mild temperatures, clear blue skies, and breathtaking fall foliage colors that can be viewed everywhere you turn.
  12. Food Safety Modernization Act: Produce Grower Certification Training in Spanish Language
    Webinars

    $30.00

    Food Safety Modernization Act: Produce Grower Certification Training in Spanish Language
    When 01/25/2023
    For Spanish-speaking growers or those interested in learning about product safety, the FSMA Produce Safety Rule, GAPs, and co-management of natural resources and food safety.
  13. Produce Grower Update: Blueberry
    Webinars

    $15.00

    Produce Grower Update: Blueberry
    When 03/09/2023
    Length 2 hours
    See instances of blueberry issues and learn what management strategies may work for you. You will have the opportunity to gain pesticide credits for your Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Pesticide License.
  14. Windrow composting - the most commonly-used and labor-intenstive composting method
    Articles
    Compost: How to Make It and How Much to Use
    By Andrew Frankenfield, Alison Grantham
    Here we share the benefits and drawbacks of 4 compost production methods, as well as 6 straightforward tips for using compost.
  15. Reapply fungicides! Don’t let rots and sooty blotch and flyspeck sneak up on late apple varieties. Photo: K. Peter, Penn State
    News
    2022 Disease Update: Consider Fungicide Applications Ahead of Hurricane Ian Remnants
    Date Posted 9/27/2022
    Hurricane Ian has yet to make landfall in the United States; however, the trajectory suggests the Mid-Atlantic could receive rainfall from the remnants of Ian by the weekend.
  16. Figure 1. Don’t let your apples harvested in October or November look like this! Apply fungicides timely late in the season to protect fruit from rots. Photo: K. Peter, Penn State
    News
    2022 Disease Update: Diseases for the Grower Radar during Harvest
    Date Posted 9/7/2022
    Apple harvest is well underway in Pennsylvania and Maryland. With attention shifting to getting fruit off the tree, folks might think the sprayers can be put away.
  17. Rich Marini teaching pruning techniques during a spring orchard meeting in Adams County. Photo: Rich Marini, Penn State
    Articles
    Reinventing the Fruit Research Wheel
    By Rich Marini, Ph.D.
    As the end of my career approaches, I have become more philosophical about my involvement in extension, teaching, and research.
  18. Photo provided by the Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health (CS-CASH)
    Articles
    Fall Harvest Safety Tips
    By Linda Fetzer, Dennis Murphy, Ph.D.
    With the urgency felt by farm families during the fall season, here are some safety reminders.
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