June 6, 2002
8:15 Registration
8:45 Welcome - George Hochmuth, Center Director, NFREC, Quincy
9:00 Tomato Variety Trials - Steve Olson, NFREC, Quincy
9:30 Thrips Management in Bell Pepper - Joe Funderburk, NFREC, Quincy
9:50 Effect of Mulch Color on Melon Production - Steve Olson, NFREC, Quincy
10:10 Tomato Bactericide Trials - Tim Momol, NFREC, Quincy
10:30 Using Actigard in Tomato Production - Steve Olson, NFREC, Quincy
10:50 Tests to Determine Stability of Nematode Resistance in Stake Tomato Varieties and Among Root-knot nematode Populations- Jim Rich and Steve Olson, NFREC, Quincy
11:10 SAR Inducers and Bacteriophages for Bacterial Spot Management on Tomato-Aleksa Obradovic, Plant Pathology, Gainesville
11:30 Management of Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Tomato - Tim Momol, Steve Olson and Joe Funderburk, NFREC, Quincy
11:50 Are You Dyeing to See Where Irrigation Water Goes? – Eric Simonne, Horticultural Sciences, Gainesville
No pre-registration is necessary to attend this field day. Call (850) 875-7100 for more information or directions.
The North Florida Research and Education Center is part of the University of Florida/IFAS.