315: Climate Change & Apple Disease | CiderCon 2022

315: Climate Change & Apple Disease | CiderCon 2022

Author: Ria Windcaller: Award-winning Cidermaker, Podcaster | Craft Beer Columnist April 13, 2022 Duration: 54:43

Climate Change insights for Orchardists

Elizabeth Garofalo of the University of Massachusetts is an Extension Educator and part of the Fruit Team. This workshop presented how regional climates are shifting and the impact that climate has and will have on disease management and the pathogens seen in the orchard. The case study was on bitter rot and powdery mildew and how it is increasing in Massachusetts.

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Download the pdf of the slide show as presented during this climate workshop via this link: https://apples.extension.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/2022_E_Garofalo_CiderCon.pdf

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