Information for Ontario fruit growers
Jennifer Jarvis, Stakeholder Communications and Marketing Advisor, OMAFRA In 2016, many areas of the province saw very warm and dryContinue Reading
Hannah Fraser, Entomologist – Horticulture, OMAFRA Guelph The University of Guelph and OMAFRA are conducting a targeted grower participatory surveyContinue Reading
In this update: crop stage thinning irrigation diseases: fire blight, scab, powdery mildew, leaf spots insects: codling moth, obliquebanded leafroller,Continue Reading
In this update: crop stages thinners disease: fire blight, scab, blister spot, sudden apple decline insect: codling moth, San JoseContinue Reading
Crop Stages In Southwestern Ontario apples are at 3 to 12 mm fruitlet size In Grey County and east ofContinue Reading
Michael Celetti, Plant Pathologist – Horticulture Crops, OMAFRA Many apple growing regions are reporting a prolonged period of secondary orContinue Reading
In this update: Crop Stages Production Fire Blight Apple Scab and Powdery Mildew Summer Diseases Insects Crop Stages In SouthwesternContinue Reading
Crop Stages In all locations bloom stages are pretty spread out, depending on variety and proximity to water. In Essex,Continue Reading
While biofungicide products are used most widely by organic producers, they can be a useful tool for conventional growers asContinue Reading