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| Mache is one of the hardiest winter greens and it survived the winter without being damaged by the extreme cold. |
For those on the eastern
side of Missouri, you may be interested in subscribing to this e-newsletters
from the University of Illinois Extension – the Illinois Fruit and Vegetable
News by Dr. Rick Weinzierl, Professor and Extension Entomologist, SARE PDP
Program Coordinator, Department of Crop
Sciences, University of Illinois. I
found it to be very informative for commercial fruit and vegetable growers.
A new issue of the Illinois
Fruit and Vegetable News (Volume 19, number 20) has been posted on the
web. To reach the home page for the Illinois Fruit and Vegetable News
(with links to all issues and additional resources), use the following link: http://ipm.illinois.edu/ifvn/
For direct access to issue 19:20, use the following link: http://ipm.illinois.edu/ifvn/contents.php
For direct access to issue 19:20, use the following link: http://ipm.illinois.edu/ifvn/contents.php
In This Issue:
Upcoming Programs (an
extensive list of educational programs for beginning and established growers)
Regional Reports (from
western and southern Illinois)
Fruit Production and Pest Management (pheromone
traps for fruit insects)
Vegetable Production and Pest
Management (soil temperatures and spring planting; notes from
the high tunnel workshop in southern Illinois earlier this month)
Local Foods Issues (August
2014 deadline for food safety cost-share audits)
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