NYS Berry Growers Association

Berry Resources:

Cornell Berry Resources

New York Berry News

Pest Alerts

Label Alerts

Berry Crop Guidelines

Berry Diagnostic Tool

Nursery Guide

Get local help
From regional Extension fruit programs.

Information for commercial growers:

Membership - your key to keeping our industry strong
Sponsored Research - berry research and extension projects sponsored by our organization
Proceedings EXPO Berry Session - proceedings of our annual full day berry educational program
Berry Pricing Survey Results - helping you stay competitive in the NYS berry market. (Updated every 3 years. Next survey coming in 2015.)

Stay up to date:

New York Berry News - A statewide perspective on berry-crop production in New York.
New York Fruit Quarterly - From the New York State Horticultural Society, Cornell University's New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, and the New York State Apple Research and Development Program.
More Berry Newsletters

Welcome New Members!

Ontario Orchards, Sterling, NY - featuring blueberries, strawberries, other fruit, and vegetables
Becker Farms, Gasport, NY - featuring blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, other fruit, and vegetables
Hay Berry Farm, Hoosick Falls, NY - featuring organic blueberries
Hillview Farms, Prattsburgh, NY - featuring blueberries, raspberries, and vegetables

Thanks to Our Corporate Sponsors!

Krohne Plant Farms, Hartford, MI
Nourse Farms, South Deerfied, MA
Hillside Cultivator, Lititz, PA
Stanley Paper Company, Albany, NY

Information for Home Fruit Plantings

Spotted wing drosophila (SWD) workshops:

Dec. 17 - Syracuse
Jan. 14 - Voorheesville
March 4 - Batavia

Find-a-Farm
Locate a berry farm near you where you can enjoy the fresh fruits of our labor!

Looking for growers to test new strawberry

The New York State Berry Growers Association is looking for commercial growers interested in joining the Association to participate in the evaluation of a new strawberry selection from Cornell. For more information contact NYSBGA executive director Paul Baker for more information. Read a Cornell Chronicle story about the collaboration.