L Some Current Grape Recommendations

 SAgricultural Research Center, Leesburg
 / IFAS, University of Florida i
 Saturday, Feb. 24, 1979 -' f


 The following pages include some of the latest. research findings and

 recommendations concerning grape growing in Florida. Thi-s- information

 will be updated from time to time and will be available for handout at

 the Bunch Grape Field Day (July 19, 1979, 9:30 a.m.) and the Muscadine

 Grape Field Day (August 16, 1979, 9:30 a.m.). Field days are open to

 the public, and provide a good way to keep abreast of recent research

 here and elsewhere that will affect grape culture, varieties, pest

 control, etc.


 Present staff working on grape research and stationed at Leesburg in-

 clude Dr. W. C. Adlerz (Entomologist), Dr. D. L. Hopkins (Plant Path-

 ologist), and Dr. J. A. Mortensen (Geneticist and Horticulturist).

 Grape research is also undertaken in Food Science Department (Gaines-

 ville) and Agricultural Research Centers in Monticello, Live Oak,

 and Fort Pierce.
















 Leesburg ARC Research Report (WG 79-1)
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