Research Reports
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars for management of downy mildew in fall cucumbers
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars for management of basil downy mildew, 2023
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Organic Management of Alternaria Leaf Spot and Crown Rot in Broccoli, 2021
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Organic Management of Cercospora Leaf Spot on Swiss Chard, 2021
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars for management of downy mildew in fall cucumbers, 2021
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Organic Management of Wireworm in Sweet Potatoes, 2021
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Using Mulches to Reduce Flea Beetle Damage and Improve Crop Yield, 2018-2020
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars for management of downy mildew in fall cucumbers, 2020
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Evaluation of downy mildew-resistant spinach cultivars for New England winter high tunnel production, 2020-2021
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Beneficial Nematodes to Reduce Flea Beetle Population Size, 2019
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars from Johnny’s Selected Seeds for management of downy and powdery mildews in fall cucumbers, 2019
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Evaluation of resistant cultivars from Common Wealth Seed Growers for management of downy and powdery mildews in fall cucumbers, 2019
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Evaluation of downy mildew-resistant spinach cultivars for New England high tunnel production, 2019-2020
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Attracting Beneficial Insects to Reduce Cabbage Aphid Population Size
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Using Mulches to Reduce Flea Beetle Damage and Improve Crop Yield, 2018
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Evaluating cucumber cultivars for downy mildew resistance in the field, 2018
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Beneficial Nematodes to Reduce Flea Beetle Population Size, 2018
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Evaluating downy mildew-resistant spinach cultivars for New England winter high tunnel production, 2018-19
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Evaluation of Alternative Insecticides to Control Cabbage Aphids in Cabbage, 2017
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NE-SARE Partner Grant Report: Evaluation of biological fungicides to control diseases of spinach in winter high tunnels
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UMass Research Summary 2015: Organic and Reduced-Risk Insecticides to Control Cabbage Root Maggot, 2015
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Using Perimeter Trap Crops to Manage Striped Cucumber Beetle and Bacterial Wilt
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