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SUMMARY:WSU-USDA Sunrise Research Farm Field Day
DESCRIPTION:Written by Lexie McDaniel\, WSU Tree Fruit Horticulture Extension Educator \nThis field day will include rotating hands-on stations with topics covering apple sunburn physiology\, orchard soil health\, codling moth\, leafhopper behavior\, and apple post-harvest. Event is free\, but please register here! \nStation 1: The Kalcsits lab will demonstrate controlled sunburn experiments to better dial in thresholds for sunburn browning and necrosis in apples. \nStation 2: The Torres lab will discuss WA 38 maturity facts\, mitigating WA 38 greasiness\, and WA 64 pre-and postharvest management strategies. \nStation 3: Learn about our new long-term research and extension site for soil health. This year we will focus on our trial focused on alternative methods for mitigating replant disease. See a demonstration of brassica seedmeal and anaerobic soil disinfestation applications. Researchers will discuss the results of a recent 8-year trial and participants will observe the impacts of replant treatments on tree growth in a trial newly planted in 2025. \nStation 4: Codling moth are known to be well controlled with drape nets\, but growers have experienced ‘non-target’ effects on secondary pests\, especially woolly apple aphid. This trial with the Beers Lab explores different approaches to mitigate the non-target effects without compromising control of codling moth. \nStation 5: X-disease: The Northfield lab will discuss current research into how leafhopper feeding behavior and mating calls to better understand X-disease vector host plant use. \nPlease register here! \n \nContact\n \nLexie McDaniel\nTree Fruit Horticulture Extension Educator\nWashington State University\nalexa.mcdaniel@wsu.edu\n509-293-8813 \n 
URL:https://treefruit.wsu.edu/event/wsu-usda-sunrise-research-farm-field-day/
LOCATION:WSU Sunrise Orchard\, 114 Sunrise Court\, Rock Island\, WA\, 98850\, United States
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