Crop Conditions

Our fruit crops are on the cusp of maturity at the tail end of this incredibly wet season. Many have failed, and will have no fruit to bear. However, we expect a good harvest from the Goldrush apples! In the past two weeks, our monitoring traps in the orchard have caught 1 dogwood borer (Synanthedon scitula) individuals, 34 coddling moth (Cydia pomonella) individuals, and 0 oriental fruit moth (Grapholita molesta) individuals.

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Blackberry: Maturation/ mature fruit

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Grapes: Maturation

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Pawpaw: Maturation

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Peach: Maturation

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Apple (Pixie Crunch): Maturation

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