By Terence Bradshaw Pardon the exclamatory headline. I’m sending this message directly to the many, many people who have contacted me about the issue, and posting it as a blog post so that I can point to it when it comes up again. Apple trees are dying all over the state. Maybe not necessarily dying, […]
Craft Cidery Startup Workshop in Oregon, Nov 4-8
FYI for anyone interested. -Terry From: Aronoff, Greg Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2018 4:53 PM Subject: Question I’m with Oregon State University and we have an upcoming cider workshop that fills a current gap. To help apple growers, farmers and entrepreneurs successfully start their own craft cidery, OSU created a cidery startup workshop that levels […]
Due 9/ 7: Short, important survey for cider apple growers
By Terence Bradshaw Cultivation of specific cider apple cultivars, including European bittersweets, heirloom North American cultivars, and other dual-purpose fruit is a small but growing component of the New England apple industry. I am collaborating with faculty from UMASS and University of Maine to conduct a short-medium term research and education project supporting increased or […]
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