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Event Offers DEC Credits

Event Details

Date

December 22, 2018

Time

5:00PM-8:00PM

Location

Hudson Valley Research Lab
3357 Rt. 9W
Highland, NY 12528

Host

Hudson Valley Research Lab
Erica Kane
845-691-7151

HVRL Farm


The Heirloom Orchard: A Three-Day Series on Estate Orchard Management

December 22, 2018

The Heirloom Orchard: A Three-Day Series on Estate Orchard Management

Join Peter Jentsch & Dr. Srdan Acimovic, homeowners and management professionals for a three-week series, each evening discussion and workshop focusing on 3 hours devoted to establishing
and maintaining new or existing estate orchards using 3 with apple and cider tastings, hands-on experience in our research orchards. Dec 8th, 15th, 22nd.

Topics will cover:
New Orchard Establishment and Management Options:
Hudson Valley orchard site selection, irrigation, disease resistant apple variety selection; wildlife management; netting use, insect and disease pest management tools and options.

Day 1 (Dec 8): Site selection, varieties, irrigation and orchard wildlife & pest management considerations
Day 2 (Dec 15): Tree revival: Pruning, training, crop load and pest management in organic production systems
Day 3 (Dec 22): New Orchard Plantings: design considerations & pest management using IPM production

Free for current HVRL, Inc. members; non-members $100.00

Call Erica at 845-691-7151 to register

Contact Erica by phone or email with questions 845-691-7151 or ek538@cornell.edu

Peter Jentsch & Dr. Srdan Acimovic, are Extension Associates, Department of Entomology and Integrated
Plant Science (Plant Pathology & Plant Microme Biology) respectively with the College of Ag. Science at
Cornell University stationed at the Hudson Valley Research Laboratory (HVRL) in Highland, NY.

DEC Continuing Education Credits in 1A, 3A - Agricultural Plant categories available: 2 hr/day, 6/hr for
full series


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