What's Shakin'
May 1, 2008
UF/IFAS professors Jackie Burns and Bob Ebel are conducting field trials into aspects of abscission management. Timing of application, concentration of active ingredient, and spray volume are some of the variables they are investigating to develop management protocol for CMNP (abscission compound) once it passes through the US/EPA registration process. Their work was summarized during the most recent field day at the Southwest Research and Education Center on April 22. If your busy work schedule prevented you from attending the field day, you may view all of the field day presentations here. They are available as PDF files so that you can download and print whatever you like. If you have any questions, or would like to share any ideas for future field day topics, please contact Barbara Hyman at (239) 658-3400 or email hymanb@ufl.edu.
What's Shakin' Archive
UF/IFAS professors Jackie Burns and Bob Ebel are conducting field trials into aspects of abscission management. Timing of application, concentration of active ingredient, and spray volume are some of the variables they are investigating to develop management protocol for CMNP (abscission compound) once it passes through the US/EPA registration process. Their work was summarized during the most recent field day at the Southwest Research and Education Center on April 22. If your busy work schedule prevented you from attending the field day, you may view all of the field day presentations here. They are available as PDF files so that you can download and print whatever you like. If you have any questions, or would like to share any ideas for future field day topics, please contact Barbara Hyman at (239) 658-3400 or email hymanb@ufl.edu.
What's Shakin' Archive