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Blackberry Budget Program 2011

N.C. State University has developed and compiled sample operating budgets to guide N.C. blackberry growers in tracking, maintaining and managing their business costs. Growers can plug their own numbers into these interactive…READ THE REST »

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What will your raspberry and blackberry prices be in 2013?

I am posting the content below to increase the number of responses. This note was written by Debby Wechsler, the Executive Secretary of the North American Raspberry and Blackberry Association. “The North American Raspberry MORE »Posted: Yesterday

In Michigan State University taste test, ‘Nantahala’ ranks highest

Read the article here: http://msue.anr.msu.edu/news/consumer_preferences_for_high_tunnel_raspberry_varieties Full disclosure, statistically, in this study, the score was the same as several others, but once you taste Nantahala, you will notice the MORE »Posted: 5/14/13

Pondering Blackberry Harvest Dates?

MORE »Posted: 5/8/13

Orange rust

I have had several pictures sent to me over the past week like this one from Howard Wallace, Agent in Columbus County. Read more about Orange Rust at MORE »Posted: 5/8/13

Buds are tight but not for long!

I just posted some images of bud stages on the Team Rubus blog. Check out the images and let us know how far along the buds are in your area. MORE »Posted: 4/29/13

Identifying insects that may be present in strawberry fruit

As growers are on the lookout for spotted wing drosophila (SWD) this spring and summer, they should be prepared to identify larvae and to distinguish them from other insects that might be present in MORE » – from   Strawberry Growers InformationPosted: 4/28/13

More on spotted wing drosophila monitoring: How many traps should growers use?

Questions about spotted wing drosophila (SWD, Drosophila suzukii) continue to come in, and the most recent have been permuations on “how many traps should I put out” or “how many traps should I use per MORE » – from   Strawberry Growers InformationPosted: 4/24/13

Testing for farm-specific resistance to fungicides opportunity

Clemson University is offering a service to determine resistance to a series of fungicides on your farm. This is for strawberry AND BLACKBERRY growers. See article below. First results of 2013 monitoring for fungicide MORE »Posted: 4/3/13
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