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December 2020
WSU-OSU Pear IPM Webinar
Join Washington State University and Oregon State University researchers for talks and Q&A about integrated pest management strategies for pear growers.
Find out more »2021 Technology Research Review
The Technology Research Review will be held December 3, 2020. Due to COVID-19 we decided it would be beneficial to move this meeting from in person to virtual. Please check back end of November for a link to join. The meeting is free and open to the public; there is no pre-registration. An agenda will be uploaded to this site approximately 2 weeks in advance. For more information and update (including meeting link) visit: https://treefruitresearch.org/technology-research-review/
Find out more »WSTFA Virtual Annual Meeting & NW Hort Expo
Agriculture is Essential, For a Fruitful Future Washington State Tree Fruit Association 116th Annual Meeting and NW Hort Expo via Virtual Online Platform. view program guide Register at wstfa.org/annual-meeting
Find out more »A decade of SWD: Lessons for management
Join members of the Sustainable SWD Management team for a 1-hour webinar highlighting what we’ve learned about spotted-wing drosophila populations, crop risk, pesticide efficacy, biological control, cultural & behavioral controls, and how to use this information to improve management. They will highlight what's been learned about spotted-wing drosophila populations, crop risk, pesticide efficacy, biological control, cultural & behavioral controls, and how to use this information to improve management. You are invited to a Zoom webinar. When: Dec 8th, 9 AM…
Find out more »January 2021
WSU Tree Fruit Days
Tree Fruit Days 2021 will be an online event due to COVID19. This series of webinars is designed to provide information on key horticulture & pest management topics impacting your profitability in the short & long term. Sign up for individual 30-50 min webinar topics. No fee to attend. *Qualify for pesticide update credits with WSDA approval. Download Winter Institute Flier Tree Fruit Days 2021 Agenda Co-sponsors NCW Fieldmen’s Association, NW Pears, NW Cherry Growers. Jan 18 @ 9:00 am…
Find out more »Organic Apple Mildew Management: Webinar
Join us for a webinar describing new research results which will help you improve your powdery mildew management. Topics Using powdery mildew lifecyle to target your applications. Product efficacy from recent trials. New product labels and efficacy. Cultural controls . Speaker Dr Achour Amiri is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Plant Pathology at Washington State University. He focuses on tree fruit diseases in Washington State and Pacific North West with a focus on applied epidemiology of major pathogens…
Find out more »The Latest Fire Blight Research: Webinar
Join us for a webinar covering new research to improve your fire blight management. Topics Brief review of fire blight management basics including fire blight lifecycles, cultural controls, and standard IPM management. New product trial results blossom blight prevention. New trial results young tree blossom and shoot blight prevention. Research results on most effective strategies for cutting blight. Speakers Kerik Cox is an Associate Professor of Plant Pathology at Cornell University. His program focuses on management of key tree fruit…
Find out more »Selecting New Varieties: Webinar
Join us for a webinar discussing new varieties.
Find out more »Mating Disruption as a Basis for Apple IPM & Coverage is Key in Apple IPM: Webinar
Join us for a webinar focusing on codling moth management.
Find out more »Codling Moth Apple IPM – Don’t Forget the Basics, SIR Update: Webinar
Join us for a webinar on codling moth IPM. This webinar will include the key components of successful programs and new research on sterile insect release (SIR). Topics Use MD as the basis of your program. Monitoring basics. Using cultural controls. Be ready to attack the first generation. Use the model and traps effectively. Get them at every point of their life cycle. Rotate products. Use Cultural Controls. Virus in conventional IPM. Organic programs. Success is influenced by weather. Incorporating…
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