Eastern New York Commercial Horticulture Enrollment

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NEWA 3.0 Tutorial




Event Details

Date

February 7, 2022

Time

9am - 12:30pm

Location

Online via Zoom

Host

Lake Ontario Fruit Program

Janet van Zoeren
585-797-8368


Event Registration



Workshop Agenda:

9:00 Webinar begins
9:10-9:35 Introduction to NEWA 3.0, including info regarding best browsers to access the webpage through, how to submit questions/concerns, info about buying a weather station, and general introduction to the Zendesk and online tutorials
9:35-10:00 Registering, logging in, setting up a profile to use your NEWA Dashboard; fruit models overview, biofixes, default biofixes, accessing and downloading weather data
10:00-10:30 Fire blight model - how to use the new interface, when/why to use this model, examples, and hands-on activities
10:30-10:45 quick stretch break
10:45-11:15 Apple Scab model - how to use the new interface, when/why to use this model, examples, and hands-on activities
11:15-11:45 Plum Curculio - how to use the new interface, when/why to use this model, examples, and hands-on activities
11:45-12:15 Internal lep models - how to use the new interface, when/why to use this model, examples, and hands-on activities

You will get the most out of this tutorial if you are able to access the NEWA website at the time as viewing the webinar, either on the same or on different computers, as there will be "practice problems" to work through on your own during the tutorial. It is not necessary to take part in the practice problems, but they will help you to get the most out of the training. 

This workshop is supported by Cornell University Cooperative Extension, NEWA, & NYSIPM.



NEWA 3.0 Tutorial Flyer (PDF; 436KB)

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