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UMass IPM Fruit Loop

Welcome to The UMass IPM Fruit Loop! While Hawkeye does most of the talking, this is a co-creation of weekly contributions from Fruit Team Extension Educators Jon, Elizabeth and Matthew. Extension and Stockbridge School of Agriculture"s Dr. Jamie Piñero contributes weekly insect updates and integrated pest management strategies. Stockbridge School of Agriculture"s Dr. Daniel Cooley is the team"s resident plant pathologist and Dr. Duane Greene gives us the skinny on all things thinning and growth

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00:10:39

UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 16- All About...

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2021/12/17

It's a retentious episode! That is, In this episode, we cover the who what where how and why of Retain use and its effect on a handful of particular apple varieties including Gala and Honeycrisp. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211)Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211) by Checkie Brown is licensed under a

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00:10:33

UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 15

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2021/11/23

Diseases take a rest while insects steal the spot light and ReTain continues to be of interest. This one's short and sweet... or not sweet, depending upon how you look at things.

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00:16:50

UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 14

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2021/11/23

Wild wet weather increases exotic disease pressure, insects are... well, pretty mellow this week actually and its time to ReTain them peaches. This week's Healthy Fruit is a collaboration between Jon Clements, Dan Cooley and Jaime Piñero with a bonus guest article from Cornell Extension colleagues Dan Donahue and Mike Basedow. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology

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00:16:50

It's gettin' hot in here; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol....

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2021/07/27

It's a pesty episode this week. Still working through a backlog of Healthy Fruit edition and this one is crawling with critters and rot. This episode throws us (gently) back to the first week of July, the 6th in fact, which seems wicked long ago. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211)Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211) by

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00:13:26

Short, sweet and behind schedule; UMass IPM Fruit...

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2021/07/27

Oh, hey there, long time no... erm... listen. This episode is heavy on the way Jon sees things with a healthy serving of entomology. Tune in and harken back to June 25th or so. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211)Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211) by Checkie Brown is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives

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00:24:38

Borers, not Boring; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29...

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2021/06/25

This one is a touch on the late side but still chock-full-o juicy larval details. Listen in while we make our weekly run down of all the things you need to know for caring for your (or someone else's) orchard. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211)Wirklich Wichtig (ID 211) by Checkie Brown is licensed under a

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00:23:15

Burnout, not fade away; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29...

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2021/06/09

This week's UMass IPM Fruit Loop features Jon Clements, Dan Cooley, Jaime Piñero and myself (Hawkeye) from the fruit team and a guest article from Cornell's Dr. Terrence Robinson. Join us for a spin through the orchard where we cover meeting updates, currently degree day accumulations, insect pest captures and apple scab burn out program recommendations and oh so much more. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a

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00:21:09

Tail end Trials; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 9

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2021/06/02

Thinning windows are closing, ascospores are giving up a last gasp and even insect pests are slowing their roll this week. We seem to be at the tail end of the mad spring rush and getting ready to enter into that summer holding pattern (but more on that as things develop). Keep your eyes peeled for straggling plum curculio and #getoutandscout to see if you incurred any primary scab infections that need to be managed to prevent a secondary outbreak. Plus, oh so very much more. Take a listen! Music

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00:26:30

Pestilence, disease and... well, thinning; UMass IPM...

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2021/05/28

Well we are a few days late but not a single dollar short! Insect and disease pressure ramp up this week while your thinning window closes. The whole fruit team contributes to another info-packed episode. Still just my voice, still just my bad jokes. I have no regrets... Do you?? Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID

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00:26:55

Under pressure; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 7

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2021/05/19

Pressure to get out and manage multiple tree fruit considerations mounts as temperatures rise. Apple thinning remains high on the priority list. Plum curculio activity is picking up but has not yet hit peak while apple scab falls down on the to do list as a result of unfavorable infection conditions. Finally, fireblight is on the scene and ready to attack any open blossoms. All this and so much more in this newest episode of the UMass IPM Fruit Loop. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San

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00:25:11

Cool hand Curc; UMass IPM Fruit Loop Vol. 29 Episode 6

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2021/05/12

Cooler than average temps are keeping the plum curculio at bay and making apple fruit thinning an even more challenging prospect than usual. Listen in as Dr. Greene once again gives us the skinny on best thinning practices for this time of year. Dr. Piñero counsels us on weekly insect activity as well as insecticide options which is augmented by this week's guest article from MSU's Dr. John Wise. Plus, all our great weekly segments from Jon Clements, Dan Cooley and myself (Hawkeye). Music

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00:36:11

Buzz, buzz, baby; UMass IPM Fruit Loop, Vol. 29...

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2021/05/05

Chock full 'o' goodies this week with everything from our traditional rundown of degree days and upcoming pest events to a deeeeep dive into fireblight models with some thinning and pollinator health action thrown in for good measure. This week's Healthy Fruit was a solid collaboration from Dr. Jaime Piñero, Dr. Dan Cooley, Dr. Duane Greene, myself (Hawkeye) and Jon Clements, who also serves as fearless editor to our motley little crew. Each Fruit Loop is recorded and edited by yours truly. Music

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00:17:53

Scab, Stem Mothers and other Grotesqueries; Vol. 29,...

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2021/04/28

Who doesn't love a good aphid love story? Everyone, or... no-one. Either way, worst love story ever. Good thing we are not in the love story business. Tune in to hear the latest insect and disease monitoring and management news, straight from the aphids tailpipes.

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00:19:20

Buds, Borers and Growth Control; Vol. 29, Episode 3

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2021/04/27

A stone's throw back to last week's (April 19, 2021) Healthy Fruit Newsletter. Status of weather, buds, insects and diseases covered to the minute and Dr. Duane Greene gives us his perspective on Prohexadione-calcium (Apogee, Kudos) for Growth Control and Fire Blight Containment. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany License. Entomology Psychology: Checkie Brown - Wirklich Wichtig (ID

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00:28:51

Droughts, Fungicides and Freezes; Vol. 29. Episode 2

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2021/04/14

2021 continues to keep us on our toes, and its not even May yet! Tune in to hear about the latest state of drought, apple scab, fungicides, more early season insect pests, frost considerations, a short from CCE's Michael Basedow and... There may even be a guest voice tucked in there for ya! As always, forgive me and my weak jokes and references (probably) no one but me gets. Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a

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00:21:22

2021 Fruit Growing Season Kick-off! Volume 29 Episode 1

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2021/04/07

Its the all Hawkeye channel until I can hoodwink... I mean, get someone else to join me in the weekly Healthy Fruit shenanigans. Nonetheless, listen in for your in season weekly run down of what all is afoot in the orchard and field. This week you will find budstages, disease updates and early season insect pest considerations. Enjoy! Music credits: Intro/Outro: Strobotone - San Fran Interlude (Edit) Strobotone is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 2.0 Germany

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00:27:40

Off Season Fruit Loop No. 4: Winter Meeting Series,...

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2021/01/28

As you may know the fruit Extension Educators from New York and New England have teamed up to organize a series of winter meetings, via zoom of course. These meetings are being held once a week throughout the rest of the winter. Extension Educators, and faculty from New York, New England and beyond have been kind enough to join us to share their research and experiences. In this episode of the fruit loop you will hear the question and answer portion of January 26th’s blueberry twig blight

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00:10:20

Off Season Fruitloop- Forecast Models and Decision...

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2020/12/07

Short and action packed. This episode of the UMass IPM Fruit Loop takes you through a super duper quick review of just what it is we are talking about (erm... it decision support systems, y'all) and then a fairly comprehensive description of how to interpret apple scab risk forecast output from both RIMpro (https://www.rimpro.eu/) and NEWA (http://newa.cornell.edu/), two DSS currently available to use in the Northeast and Midwest U.S. Feel free to open up the NEWA link and follow along! Likewise, if

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00:15:26

Off Season Fruitloop- Forecast Models and Decision...

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2020/11/30

'20-'21 Off Season Release Episode 1 In this episode, Hawkeye discusses degree days, forecast model development and implementation of climatic variable within those two structures. Just about everything you have ever wanted to know about decision support systems and forecast models, plus maybe a little extra. ;-)

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00:15:08

Off Season Fruitloop- Forecast Models and Decision...

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2020/11/20

'20-'21 Off Season Release Episode 1 In this episode, Hawkeye dives deep on key pathogen and insect pest life cycles to lay the groundwork for a larger discussion about what forecast models are, how they work and how models, and the decision support systems that implement them fit into an IPM program. This is the first in a multi part series. How many parts you get depends on just how long winded Hawkeye gets...

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