Address:
26 Nursery Road
P.O. Box 108
Aspers, PA 17304
Phone:
(717) 677-8105
Fax:
(717) 677-4124
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Bookstore
Below are books that we at Adams County Nursery consider to be valuable resources for the fruit tree grower.
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Title:
"Concise Encyclopedia of Temperate Tree Fruit"
Description:
The Concise Encyclopedia of Temperate Tree Fruit is a unique resource that examines all aspects of tree fruit cultivation in the world's temperate zones. Subjects from molecular genetics to fruit color to pest management are addressed comprehensively and in plain language, so you can get the information you need when you need it. Included with each topic is a list of resources you can use to find further information. Photos, illustrations, and tables make the data even more readily accessible.
Edited by:
Tara Auxt Baugher, PhD
Tree Fruit Research Consultant,
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Suman Singha, PhD Professor and Associate Dean,
College of Agriculture and Natural Resources,
University of Connecticut, Storrs
Paperback Edition
Review:
A VALUABLE SOURCE OF INFORMATION for students, teachers, gardeners, growers, tree fruit industry people, and anyone else with an interest in any aspect of tree fruit production. Each chapter is well written and presents its information in a CLEAR AND EASY-TO-READ format, along with illustrative figures and tables. The range of topics is truly encyclopedic... Each chapter is followed by references for more in-depth study.
-Don C. Elfving, PhD, Horticulturist and Professor, Washington State University, Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center
369 pages | 6 x 8.5
The Haworth Press, Inc.
$39.95 + $6.00 shipping
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Title:
"Fruit Production for the Home Gardener"
Description:
Fruit Production for the Home Gardener has been developed as a resource for people who wish to produce fruit on a small scale (one acre or less) and who are not legally licensed to use pesticides. Production guides for commercial growers are also available from Penn State Cooperative Extension. This site mirrors the printed guide and emphasizes the most recently developed production methods that use alternative pest control strategies such as integrated pest management (IPM) to reduce pesticide use. To use such systems, the grower needs to have a complete understanding of the fruit planting as an entire system.
The following specialists have contributed to this guide:
Horticulture
Robert M. Crassweller, coordinator, professor of tree fruit--apples, pears, stone fruit
Kathy Demchak, senior extension associate
Elsa Sanchez, assistant professor of horticultural systems
Entomology
Greg Krawczyk, research assistant in entomology--apples, pears, stone fruit
Michael Saunders, professor of entomology--grapes
Forest Resources
Gary San Julian, professor of wildlife resources--deer and animal control
Plant Pathology
Jo Rytter, research assistant in plant pathology--apples, pears, stone fruit, brambles, strawberries, blueberries, gooseberries, currants
James Travis, professor of plant pathology--apples, pears, stone fruit, grapes, brambles, strawberries, blueberries, gooseberries, currants, elderberries
John Halbrendt, associate professor of plant pathology--nematology
Pesticide Education
Sharon Gripp, database administrator/Webmaster
Rick Johnson, urban initiative specialist
187 | 9" x 11"
Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
$15.00 + $5.00 shipping
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