2022 'Honeycrisp' Fruit Collection for Peel Sap Starts in Early July
Mike Basedow, Tree Fruit Specialist
Eastern New York Commercial Horticulture
In early July we will begin a cooperative effort between Cornell extension, growers, consultants, and storage operators to collect Honeycrisp fruitlets statewide to analyze them for mineral nutrient concentrations. This is part of a statewide extension effort funded by ARDP to evaluate Honeycrisp orchards throughout the state for determination of fruit storage potential and the risk of bitter pit in storage.
2022 ‘Honeycrisp’ Fruit Collection for Peel Sap Starts in Early July (pdf; 173KB)
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