C2-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 13, 1996
GENEVA, N.Y. A new IPM
manual. Grape IPM in the North
east, came off the press last
month, in plenty of time to make a
significant difference for the 1996
grape growing season.
As the authors, Tim Weigle and
Joe Kovach, explain in the intro
duction, this manual represents an
attempt “to put in one place all the
information on grape IPM that is
contained in fact sheets, bulletins,
and pest management recom
mendations prepared by faculty,
staff, extension specialists and
agents from Cornell and Penn
State Universities.”
Grape pest management, tradi-
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717-367-8867
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tionally centered around calendar
ed phenology-based pesticide ap
plications. needs to change to
meet the current conditions of in
creased regulation of pesticides
and growing concern about en
vironmental safety. Grape IPM in
the Northeast provides research
based, field-tested IPM alterna
tives to the old ways of managing
pests.
A vineyard past management
calendar, with detailed sections on
each of 13 growth stages, takes up
the first 27 pages of the manual.
Following this overview are ap
pendices on disease, insect, and
weed management, chock full of
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Bloomaburg, Pa.
717-784-7731
B. EQUIP., INC.
Wayneaboro, Pa.
717-762-3193
articles, bulletins, and color fact
sheets on pests, weather equip
ment, and economics. The final
appendix conotains New York’s
Food and Life Sciences Bulletin
139, A Method to Measure the En
vironmental Impact of Pesticides.
New York’s grape production
ranks third in the nation and Penn
sylvania’s. fifth. Valued at $40.5
million and occupying 33,000
acres (bearing age), grapes are the
second most valuable fhiit crop in
of I‘omrnirnrr
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Quakartown, Pa.
215-536-7523
Maw Tripoli, Pa.
215-767-7611
Olay, Pa.
215-967-6257
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Quarryvilla, Pa.
717-786-7318
HOLTRY'S EQUIPMENT
Roxbury, Pa.
717-532-7261
the stats.
Concord is the dominant variety
in the Lake Erie region, and
French hybrids and Vitis vinifera
cultivars are common in the Fing
er Lakes, Hudson Valley, Long Is
land, and southeastern Pennsylva
nia.
Grape IPM in the Northeast
sells for $3O and is available from
the Resource Center in Ithaca
(phone: 607-255-2080; FAX:
607-255-9946; e-mail: dist—-cen-
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Pennsylvania
Bangor implement
6 Flicksville Road
Bangor, PA 18013
610-588-5922
Betts Equipment
3139 Windy Bush Road,Rt. 232
New Hope, PA 18938
215-598-7501
C.B. Hoober &
Son, Inc.
Main Street
Intercourse, PA 17534
717-768-8231
Cannonsburg Supply
& Equipment Co.
RD 1, Box 247
Cannonsburg, PA 15317
412-746-2500
Deerfield Ag &
Turf Center, Inc.
RR 2 Box 212
Watsontown, PA 17777
717-538-3557
Detlan
Equipment, Inc.
141 East Main St.
Silverdale. PA 18962
215-257-5177
Dunkle & Grieb, Inc.
RR 2. Box 14
Centre Hall, PA 16828
814-364-1421
New Jersey
Caldwell Tractor &
Equipment, Inc.
480 U.S. Route 46
Fairfield. N.J. 07006
201-227-6772
Rodio Tractor Sales
North White Horse Pike
Hammonton, N.J. 08037
609-561-0141
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The publication was funded t
a grant from the Extension Servit
of the USDA.
It was edited and produced b
IPM staff writer Margaret Hainin
Cowles, with cover design b
Elaine Gotham and printing b
Communications Services at Coi
nell’s New York State Agricultui
al Experiment Station in Genev:
N.Y.
OVERSEEDERS
Eckroth Bros
Farm Equipment
Rd 2, Box 24A
New Ringold, PA 17960
717-943-2131
Hines Equipment
RT. 220, Belwood, PA
814-742-8171
Keller Brothers
R 7 Box 405
Lebanon, PA 17042
717-949-6501
1950 Fruitville Pike
Lancaster, PA 17601
717-569-2500
Lost Creek
implement, Inc.
Route 35, Box 123
Oakland Mill. PA 17076
717-463-2161
M.S. Yearsly & Sons
West Chester, PA
610-696-2900
Marshall
Machinery, Inc.
Route 652
Honesdale, PA 18431
717-729-7117
Nicarry
Equipment Co. Triple H
rd 2, Rt. 61, 3 Miles s. Equipment, Inc.
of Leesport, Reading, PA 2368 Robert Pulton Hwy.
81 fl-OM-M'ii Peach Bottom, PA 17563
eiO-eze-2441 717-548-3775
Frank Rymon & Sons, Inc.
RD 3, Box 355
Washington, N.J. 07882
908-689-1464
Warren County Service Center
228 Route 94
Blalrtown, N.J.
906-362-6916
Norman D. Clark £
Son, Inc.
Honey Grove, PA
717-734-3682
Pikevllle
Equipment Inc.
RD 2, Oysterdale Road
Oley, PA 19547
610-927-6277
Sollenberger’s
Equipment, Inc.
80 State St.
Everett, PA 15537
814-652-6990
Stoitzfus Farm
Service
Cochranville, PA
610-593-2407
Stouffer Bros Inc.
1066 Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-263-8424
Thomas L. Dunlap
Rt. 220, Main St. Exit
Jersey Shore, PA 17740
717-398-1391
Tractor Parts Co.
335 Central Road
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
717-784-0250