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Seeds of Science: Using DNA for a Double Diagnosis of Diaporthe
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Seeds of Science: Using DNA for a Double Diagnosis of Diaporthe
jkarkwren 
Posted on November 4, 2024
While Diaporthe humulicola (DIE-a-por-thee hyoo-moo-lick-o-lah) may be fun to say, it is anything but for those growing hops, one of the main ingredients for beer. D. humulicola causes halo blight of hop. It was first described in 2018 and is a major concern for growers of the crop in the eastern U....
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Winners of 2024 AAS Display Garden Landscape Design Challenge named
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Winners of 2024 AAS Display Garden Landscape Design Challenge named
jkarkwren 
Posted on October 29, 2024
All-America Selections’ 2024 Landscape Design Challenge took on a new angle this year in that Display Gardens were challenged to simply “Film A Tour” of their gardens to highlight the AAS Winners in their garden setting. For the challenge, AAS provided the gardens with recent AAS Winner seeds and pl...
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NYNGA announce 2024 Fall Meeting
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NYNGA announce 2024 Fall Meeting
jkarkwren 
Posted on October 1, 2024
The New York Nut Growers Association announces that their 2024 Fall Meeting will take place Oct. 19 at Whallonsburg Grange Hall, 1610 NY-22, Essex, NY. The main program will take place in the morning at the Grange Hall. Breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m., and the program begins at 9 a.m. Among the topics...
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A great family farming experience
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A great family farming experience
Kelsi Devolve 
Posted on October 1, 2024
Cranberries were first farmed in eastern Massachusetts back in the early 1800s and they are still a popular commodity to this day. Located in Freetown, MA, is a woman-owned cranberry business called Freetown Farm. Dawn Gates-Allen, the fourth generation on the farm, is the owner. She works alongside...
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Repelling deer with eau de sheep
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Repelling deer with eau de sheep
Sally Colby 
Posted on October 1, 2024
Keeping deer out of Christmas tree plantations, especially from late autumn and through winter, is a perennial problem. Bucks mark territory by rubbing trees, and both bucks and does are attracted to trees as a food source. With ample food, deer quickly develop high populations, which leads to heavy...
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Plan now for better pumpkins next year
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Plan now for better pumpkins next year
Karl H. Kazaks 
Posted on October 1, 2024
As pumpkin harvest nears, it’s a good opportunity to review your cultural practices to understand what steps you can take in future years to mitigate disease and have a better pumpkin crop. At this year’s Virginia Association for Biological Farming (VAFB) conference, Steve Rideout, plant pathologist...
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Specialty crop production under and around solar arrays
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Specialty crop production under and around solar arrays
Courtney Llewellyn 
Posted on October 1, 2024
“With great power comes great power bills” – so jokes Joe Czajkowski, owner of Lakeside Organic of Hadley LLC and Joe Czajkowski Farm in Massachusetts. He’s not wrong, and the idea of generating your own electricity becomes more tempting as you use more of it. For some farmers, wind turbines make se...
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Add working with a DMO to your to-do list
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Add working with a DMO to your to-do list
Sonja Heyck-Merlin 
Posted on October 1, 2024
Most states have destination marketing organizations (DMOs) focused on promoting regional tourism opportunities. For example, New York State has 20 DMOs: Discover Albany , Visit Ithaca , Meet Me in Lake Placid and Dutchess Tourism , among others. Some DMOs are membership-only organizations while oth...
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Grower to-do: Look into your water’s DO
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Grower to-do: Look into your water’s DO
Enrico Villamaino 
Posted on October 1, 2024
“How much?” That’s the question Justin Leavitt encouraged growers to ask themselves when it comes to watering their plants. “But the real question is not ‘How much should I be watering?” It’s ‘How much oxygen is in water?” Leavitt, the North American Horticulture Business development manager for Mol...
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Visual merchandising: Connecting customers with nature
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Visual merchandising: Connecting customers with nature
Kelsi Devolve 
Posted on October 1, 2024
With autumn just around the corner, there are plenty of opportunities to freshen up your product displays and attract new customers. Visual merchandising is a successful technique to draw attention to your products, increase sales and make customers’ experiences more enjoyable. Joe Baer, the cofound...
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Seeds of Science: A Little Light Change, a Super Savings?
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Seeds of Science: A Little Light Change, a Super Savings?
jkarkwren 
Posted on October 1, 2024
One of my favorite parts of attending the Cultivate conference every year is seeing the presentations from the AmericanHort HortScholars . Each year, six college students are chosen for this beyond-the-classroom experience, which gives them insight and awareness of the industry, its supply chain and...
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Cultivating Thoughts: The Final Push
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Cultivating Thoughts: The Final Push
jkarkwren 
Posted on October 1, 2024
The older I get the faster time seems to fly by. It seems like only yesterday when I started penning my “Cultivating Thoughts” column, and here we are already entering my fourth fall season. I have said before that autumn is my favorite season (although at my age, every season is good). That first f...
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Crimson and Clover Farm – such a sweet place
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Crimson and Clover Farm – such a sweet place
Laura Rodley 
Posted on September 2, 2024
Customers are drawn to the fresh produce at Crimson and Clover Farm as iron filings to a magnet. There are between 500 and 550 CSA members that range from western Massachusetts to 12 distribution sites in Boston. A crew of eight people work the farm. Two of the crew drive to Boston twice a week to d...
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Organic in the Appalachians
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Organic in the Appalachians
Karl H. Kazaks 
Posted on September 2, 2024
BURNSVILLE, NC – The western North Carolina Appalachians are home both to some of the oldest mountains in the world and a highly diverse forest ecosystem. All the forest types you find as you travel the length of the Appalachians, from Georgia to Maine, you can find here in North Carolina, distribut...
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Happy holiday traditions at Heritage Tree Farm
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Happy holiday traditions at Heritage Tree Farm
Enrico Villamaino 
Posted on September 2, 2024
As 2024 marches on, the family running Heritage Tree Farm prepares to celebrate their 10th anniversary. Shanelle Lee, along with her husband Kris Lee and her parents Ken and Deb Weaver, founded Heritage Tree on a 15-acre plot in 2014. According to Shanelle, “It was always a dream of my mom’s to have...
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Rusty Mangrum Nursery preparing to celebrate 40 years in business
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Rusty Mangrum Nursery preparing to celebrate 40 years in business
by Karl H. Kazaks 
March 2, 2026
When Rusty Mangrum recently built a new house, he wanted to plant shade trees in the yard – magnolia, serviceberry, 'Autumn Blaze' red maple. To find ...
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Ornamental groundcovers that work well when the well runs dry
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by Enrico Villamaino 
March 2, 2026
Water is waning and landscapes are feeling the squeeze. Lawns and landscapes are increasingly left to languish under water use limits. In response to ...
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New herbicide management for runoff, erosion & drift
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New herbicide management for runoff, erosion & drift
by Sally Colby 
March 2, 2026
A recent shift toward more restrictive weed control measures along with new, mandatory pesticide application rules has been mandated by the EPA. Wesle...
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Naturalistic doesn’t mean neglected
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Naturalistic doesn’t mean neglected
by Enrico Villamaino 
March 2, 2026
At the Cultivate Conference in Columbus, one presentation invited landscape professionals to loosen their grip and embrace a little chaos – with purpo...
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