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What's New...
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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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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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Cold Climate Grape IPM News and Vinewatch - seasonal observations and IPM information
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Human Resource Considerations in Hiring by Jericho Bicknell, UVM Extension Risk Management Coordinator
Archived Information..
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IPM Primer - basic introduction to concepts, strategies, and components of an IPM program
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Cold Climate Viticulture in Vermont - a slide show adapted from a presentation given at the New England Fruit Conference, Manchester, NH, Dec. 15, 2005. Text summary of presentaion is also on the web.
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2007 Weekly Growing Degree Day Accumulation for selected Vermont sites
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2006 Weekly Growing Degree Day Accumulation for selected Vermont sites
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2005 Grape Vine Phenology associated with Growing Degree Days for Vermont sites
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2005 Weekly Growing Degree Day Accumulation for selected Vermont site
Upcoming Meetings...
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