E3 S1. A Road Map to 6000 lbs per acre, Wild Blueberry Pollination with Dr. Frank Drummond

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The Wild View on Blueberries

Wild View on Blueberries

9 episodes

4 days ago

The Wild View on Blueberries is a podcast by Perennia to support the wild blueberry industry's development and growth. This brand-new podcast will bring you some of the greatest voices related to the blueberry industry, sharing the latest information on pest/field management, blueberry research, market trends are more. Each month, we will identify a topic and invite the leading expert(s) to discuss Perennia's Wild Blueberry Specialist, Hugh Lyu. This program is supported by Perennia and the Wild Blueberry Producers Association of Nova Scotia (WBPANS).

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E3 S1. A Road Map to 6000 lbs per acre, Wild Blueberry Pollination with Dr. Frank Drummond

The Wild View on Blueberries

49 minutes 31 seconds

4 years ago

E3 S1. A Road Map to 6000 lbs per acre, Wild Blueberry Pollination with Dr. Frank Drummond

Pollination is the most important component of wild blueberry production. Some basic management for a better and higher yield includes adequate weed control and protection measures against diseases. If you have done those, then pollination will be your next investment, and it helps to increase yield dramatically. In this episode, we will hear what Dr. Drummond has to say about pollination in wild blueberries.

Guest: Dr. Frank Drummond is a professor in insect ecology and insect pest management. Before retirement, he worked at the University of Maine and did a lot of work in wild blueberries, focusing on wild blueberry production, blueberry plant reproductive ecology and pollination.

Website: www.perennia.ca

Host: Hugh Lyu, Wild Blueberry Specialist

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