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Presentations by Mark Chien, Wine Grape Educator of
Penn State University Cooperative Extension. Mark was the featured
guest speaker at the 2008 Grape Workshop & Vineyard Tour on August 6,
2008:
"Need
Quality? Try Canopy and Fruit Zone Management
Vermont and New Hampshire",
"Grapevine Nutrition", and
"Vineyard Floor Management". [Note: These are large files.]
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Presentation given by L.P.Berkett, University of Vermont, at the
2008 Grape Workshop and Vineyard Tour on August 6, 2008:
"Cold Climate Grape IPM - Diseases and Insects".
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2008 Vine
Phenology of 8 Wine Grape and 8 Table Grape Varieties in the UVM
Vineyard, So. Burlington
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Cold Climate Grape IPM News and Vinewatch -
seasonal observations and IPM information
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Link to Critical
Temperatures during Grape Bud Development -- A Michigan State
University webpage that shows temperatures which will cause 50% bud kill
if they occur from bud swell to the expanded shoot stage
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2008
Weekly Growing Degree Day Accumulation for selected Vermont sites
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Growing Degree-Day Accumulation for Select Vermont Sites for 2005, 2006
and 2007
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An
Initial IPM Strategy for New Cold Climate Winegrape Growers,
Lorraine Berkett, University of Vermont
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Relative Disease Ratings for Winegrape Varieties Grown in Vermont,
Lorraine Berkett, University of Vermont
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Human Resource Considerations in Hiring by Jericho Bicknell, UVM
Extension Risk Management Coordinator
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