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Evaluation of antagonistic bacteria, alternative antibiotics and non-traditional products in the management of fire blight on Apples:

Identifying useful alternatives to streptomycin. Herbert Sanders Aldwinckle, Nicole A.Werner, NYSAES, Cornell University Geneva, NY, naw26@cornell.edu, 315-787-2367.

Biobased Management for Apple Replant Disease

This project examines rootstock resistance, planting methods, pre-plant treatments, and develops management techniques that do not rely on fumigation. I.Merwin, im13@cornell.edu, 607-255-1777

Comparison of Organic and IFP Production Systems

This long-term study compares organic with Integrated Fruit Production (IFP) on Liberty apples. Tree health, soil quality, fruit quality, production costs, and consumer preferences.I.Merwin, im13@cornell.edu, 607-255-1777

Geotextiles for Weed Management in Vineyards

This project looks at several geotextiles, hardwood bark, and reflective mulch for weed suppression. I.Merwin, im13@cornell.edu, 607-255-1777

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