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The moderators of Berries & Grapes have created this blog to give you an in-depth look at the many aspects of berry and grape farming. You’ll find postings with advice, news and the latest products. Enjoy!
Concept® insecticide, one of the latest innovations from Bayer CropScience, has received registration and will be available to horticulture growers across Canada for the 2011 growing season. For...
At the Ontario Berry Growers Association 2011 Annual Meeting, Dr. Adam Dale from theUniversity of Guelph announced the release of a new June-bearing strawberry cultivar, and new names for two...
Horticultural crop growers – including wild blueberry producers – can expect more precision agriculture in their fields, according to Dr. David Percival, chair of the Nova Scotia Agricultural...
New research shows men and women who regularly eat berries may have a lower risk of developing Parkinson's disease, while men may also further lower their risk by regularly eating apples, oranges and...
The Ontario Berry Growers Association will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday February 22, 2011, at the Four Points Sheraton Suites, in St. Catharines. Berry meetings continue at the 9th Ontario...
Almost every winter, there is an upswing in the interest in horticulture crop production, either as an entirely new business opportunity or as a diversification option. The interest in...
Nova Scotia's wild blueberry, worth $40 million in export sales to 30 countries, is celebrating its 15th anniversary as the province's official berry. For the full story, go to:
Five day-neutral strawberry varieties were set out at four grower sites this summer. Here are some background notes and preliminary observations made by OMAFRA summer students. For the full...
The premier show for fruit and vegetable growers, farm marketers and greenhouse operators is taking place December 7-9 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Four thousand people from 41 states and 10 Canadian...
The Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD), a pest of Asian origin that is already established in many of the main fruit-producing regions of the United States, has been found in Michigan, according to...