Cornell Fruit Resources, Cornell University

Cornell Fruit
Main Page

Berries Main Page

IPM for Fruit
NY State IPM Program online fruit resources

Berry Diagnostic Tool

Cornell Pest Management Guidelines for Berry Crops

IPM Menu

General Information
Blueberry
Strawberry
Brambles
Specialty Fruit

General IPM Information

Equipment-related Information

Diseases

Fungicides for Berry Fruit- New and Current Options
Tank Mixing Fungicides
Small Fruit Diseases- West Virginia University
Organic Small Fruit Disease Mangement Guidelines- Ohio State University
Fungicides for Use in Organic Production Systems- Ohio State University
Fungicide Use Strategies for Organic Prduction- Ohio State University

Insects

Weeds

Reducing Weeds in Berry Crops - OMAFRA
Berry Herbicides, Weeds, and Rain

Wildlife

Banded Slug IPM Factsheet
Gray Garden Slug IPM Factsheet
Marsh Slug IPM Factsheet
Spotted Garden Slug IPM Factsheet
Cornell Cooperative Extension Wildlife Damage Management Program
Northeast Wildlife Damage Management Cooperative
Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management- University of Nebraska
Wildlife Pests-University of Missouri

Related Links

Cornell Pest Management Education Program (PMEP) - promotes the safe use of pesticides for the applicator, the consumer, and the environment, and also serves as a pesticide information/education center for those interested in pesticide chemicals.
Tree Fruit and Berry Pathology Web Site - Disease management and more
Growing Degree Days for New York

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This site is designed to meet communications needs identified by the Cornell Fruit Program Work Team. Comments? Email Juliet Carroll, Fruit PWT Web Subcommittee chair, or Cathy Heidenreich, Extension Berry Specialist.