Received this as an email from the Kansas Fruit Grower's Association yesterday.
Mark Angermayer
KS
A case of azoxystrobin fungicide toxicity was noticed in a central
> Kentucky apple orchard last week. The phytotoxicity developed as a result
> of a sprayer being used first on grapes and then
I meant to type MRL, not MLR.
Mark
On 5/2/14, Mark & Helen Angermayer wrote:
> Bill,
>
> MLR's are set by the EPA. That's how they determine PHI's.
>
> Mark Angermayer
> Tubby Fruits
>
> On 5/2/14, Fleming, William wrote:
>> Am I missing some
Bill,
MLR's are set by the EPA. That's how they determine PHI's.
Mark Angermayer
Tubby Fruits
On 5/2/14, Fleming, William wrote:
> Am I missing something here? Always thought it was the FDA not the EPA that
> regulated residues on food.
>
> Bill Fleming
> Montana State University
> Western Ag
t of Crop Sciences, University of Illinois
> S-334 Turner Hall, 1102 S. Goodwin Avenue
> Urbana, IL 61801
> 217-244-2126
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>
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s, University of Illinois
> S-334 Turner Hall, 1102 S. Goodwin Avenue
> Urbana, IL 61801
> 217-244-2126
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> -Original Message-
> From: apple-crop-boun...@virtualorchard.net
> [mailto:apple-crop-boun...@virtualorchard.net] On Behalf Of Mark & Helen
> Angermayer
I use a product called Bobbex. From a trial which seemed objective,
it out-performed other deer repellant products.
This product is recommended only for use on non-bearing trees, as it
supposedly imparts an off-flavor to the fruit, which was actually a
selling point for me. Anything that lasts s
Steven,
I think your sign is a tasteful way to do it, and will probably work
for most people.
Just as different perspective, I've got a very small orchard (only
about 300 peach trees and a few plums and apples) and I give away a
lot fruit. I charge enough to be able to give away some to each
cus
you..Alan (BTW 74 yrs. old).
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> Alan Grout
> alanjgr...@gmail.com
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>
> On Oct 6, 2014, at 10:08 AM, "Mark & Helen Angermayer"
> wrote:
>
>> Steven,
>>
>> I think your sign is a tasteful way to do it, and w
That's the thing, it seems to me, roughly the same arguments of
implicit fear used against GMO apples are also used against
conventional apple growers by organic marketing.
I completely understand the frustration resulting from the short term
focus of club releases, but it seems to me that is diff
surance is an
>> employee for insurance purposes, regardless of how they are paid.
>>
>>
>>
>> Ernest Rollins
>> Owner
>> Rollins Orchards, Garland, Maine, USA
>> A Family Farm since 1821
>> rollinsorcha...@gmail.com
>> www.RollinsOrchards.com
I plan to hire some high school kids to help me thin fruit this year.
They will only be working for about a month it takes to thin the
fruit.
I'm uncertain if this temporary employment would fall under employees
or contract labor. I've looked at the definitions, but still unclear.
Some of the r
injury,
> which also tends to negate the independent contractor status. Ladder
> falls are always a possibility.
>
> Of course, I'm not an attorney, and I definitely don't want to be one......
>
>
> Brian Heatherington
> Beech Creek Farms and Orchards
> 2011 Georgia
Has anyone used Kocide for frost protection effectively. It's labeled
for frost protection, but I've never really heard how well it actually
works.
A friend of mine received an email in which J.B Obermiller w/ NCSU
Res. Ser. used it apparently to great effectiveness.
According to the email, "Ano
Now?
On 5/11/16, kellyorchards wrote:
> Does anyone know where we might be able to source 200 -300 pounds of
> Blushingstar peaches?
>
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>
>
> Art Kelly
> Kelly Orchards
> Acton, Maine
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