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Author(s) Teryl R. Roper, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus A great how-to book for backyard apple growers. Covers everything from planting tip...

Author(s) Teryl R. Roper, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus Pears are among the easiest tree fruits to grow. This publication covers everything ...

Author(s) Teryl R. Roper, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus, Brian R. Smith This award-winning manual offers detailed instructions on how to suc...

Author(s) Brian R. Smith, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus, Teryl R. Roper Strawberries are the most widely grown small fruit crop in Wisconsin...

Author(s) T. R. Roper Proper training and pruning helps to maximize production of high-quality apples. This illustrated guide shows how and when ...

Author(s) Scott A. Sanford, John Hendrickson Using proper storage methods, crops harvested in the fall can be stored in bins or bulk piles for 2-1...

Author(s) Patricia S. McManus Cranberry false blossom results in yield loss by causing flowers to abort in the year that symptoms appear and by re...

Author(s) Christelle Guédot, Janet van Zoeren In the summer of 2016, the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) was detected for the first time in agri...

Author(s) Brian R. Smith, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus, Teryl R. Roper A variety of raspberries-black, purple, and yellow as well as red-ca...

Author(s) Teryl R. Roper, Daniel L. Mahr, Patricia S. McManus Currants, elderberries, and gooseberries are all native to Wisconsin woodlands, fenc...

Author(s) P. S. McManus, Teryl R. Roper Learn to recognize the symptoms of fire blight. Suggests ways to prevent and manage this serious disease ...

Author(s) Annie Deutsch, Christelle Guédot Apple maggot, also commonly known as railway worm, is a significant pest of apples in commercial and ba...

Author(s) C. F. Koval, S. W. Binnie The eastern tent caterpillar is native to North America, and records of its existence go back as far as 1646. ...

Author(s) Christelle Guédot, Jed Colquhoun, Glenn Nice The latest recommendations for disease, insect, and weed pest management for cranberry cro...

Author(s) M. F. Heimann, S. N. Jeffers A serious disease of apple and pear trees in the Midwest, fire blight also affects many other members of th...

Author(s) Robert Tomesh Vine-type fruits and vegetables—such as tomatoes, melons, and cucumbers—are some of the most popular produce grown. Vario...

Author(s) Amaya Atucha, Madeline Wimmer Cold climate hybrid grape cultivars differ from European grape cultivars in several respects and require s...

Author(s) Scott Sanford, John Panuska Micro irrigation has numerous advantages over sprinkler irrigation and can be used in greenhouses, orchards...

Author(s) Christelle Guédot, Janet van Zoeren Since it was first detected in Wisconsin in 2010, spotted wing drosophila (SWD) has rapidly expanded...

Author(s) Teryl R. Roper To grow fruit that is true to type, fruit trees are propagated by budding or grafting sections of known cultivars (scion...

Author(s) Janet van Zoeren, Christelle Guédot Codling moth is an insect pest of apple, pear, and walnut crops in Wisconsin. Larval feeding can ren...

Author(s) M. F. Heimann, G. L. Worf Cedar-rust complex is caused by a fungus that requires two hosts—juniper plus apple, crabapple, hawthorn, or ...

Author(s) P. S. McManus, M. F. Heimann Sooty blotch and flyspeck are separate diseases that often occur together on apple and pear fruit during l...

Author(s) T. R. Roper This detailed publication lists ripening dates, tree and fruit characteristics, and relative disease resistance for more th...