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  The primary purpose of the extension program in fruit pathology is to educate growers in Pennsylvania by keeping them informed of the newest technologies and management practices in fruit production. Conducting applied research to answer questions will help educate growers on how to keep their orchards and vineyards sustainable as well as profitable. Grower education is accomplished through outreach programs, field days and various extension resources..
   
Field Days
Fruit Pathology Fact Sheets
Tree Fruit Production Guide
Fruit Production for the Home Gardener
A Practical Guide to the Application of Compost in Vineyards Fall 2003
The Wine Grape Network
     

Jim Travis Lecture

Beth with Compost

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