Newsletter
Finger Lakes Vineyard Updates - The FLGP's electronic newsletter delivered weekly during the growing season, containing timely reminders on pest management, cultural practices, weather conditions, and meeting notices. Articles are brief and focused on current vineyard tasks and relevant research. Links to online resources are provided within the message. Hard copies of the Vineyard Update are available for an additional $35 per year.
Finger Lakes Vineyard Notes - The Vineyard Notes newsletter will no longer be published beginning in 2018. Enrollees in the FLGP will continue to receive the Finger Lakes Vineyard Update. Past issues of the Vineyard Notes newsletters are available from the Cornell Library at https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/6148131.
Articles are written by Viticulture Extension Specialist Hans Walter-Peterson, Statewide Grape IPM Specialist Tim Weigle, Cornell faculty and other guest authors, and cover all aspects of grape production, including pruning and training, fertilization, pest management, farm business management, and marketing.
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Archived Vineyard Updates
2020 Electronic Crop Updates
2019 Electronic Crop Updates
2018 Electronic Crop Updates
2017 Electronic Crop Updates
2016 Electronic Crop Updates
2015 Electronic Crop Updates
2014 Electronic Crop Updates
2013 Electronic Crop Updates
2012 Electronic Crop Updates
Archived Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2018 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2017 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2016 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2015 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2014 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2013 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
2012 Vineyard Notes Newsletter
Upcoming Events
In-Person Class- Pesticide Applicator Exam Training
December 9 - December 16, 2020
12.9.20 1pm-5pm 12.10.20 1pm-3pm
Penn Yan, NY
CCE Yates will be offering small classes for those wishing to prepare to take their pesticide applicator exam. The training will cover the safe handling of pesticides, rules and regulations, formulations and much more. This course is not a 30-hour course. The training will take place in the Yates County Auditorium and pre-registration is required. Modeling and monitoring how grapevines gain and lose cold hardiness
December 16, 2020
3:00 - 4:30 PM
2021 Pesticide Training and Recertification Series
