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Don, Kari, Shan, and Greg unpack the season’s rollercoaster: a soggy May that drove scab, rust, and bitter rot risk, followed by a dry, color‑rich harvest window. We lay out infection windows, what worked for Honeycrisp, why alternate row coverage backfired, and how to prep smarter for next season.
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Flight Seasonalities of Main Fruit Pests During the Growing Season
Chapters
1. Season 6, Episode 19: How Growers Beat Rain, Rot, And Risk For A Strong Apple Year (00:00:00)
2. Welcome And Season Framing (00:00:10)
3. End-Of-Season Disease Defense (00:00:44)
4. Sanitation And Urea Tactics (00:03:34)
5. Peach Leaf Curl Timing (00:07:13)
6. Weather Station Maintenance (00:09:16)
7. Season Post‑Mortem Setup (00:12:21)
8. Frost, Bloom, And Crop Resilience (00:14:00)
9. April Heat, Mildew, And May Rains (00:17:10)
10. Thinning Windows And Nutrition (00:21:01)
11. Managing Vigor In Wet Years (00:24:35)
12. Winter Cold Risk To King Buds (00:27:10)
13. Early Insect Flights And Local Pressure (00:30:06)
14. Scale, Rollers, And Orchard Variability (00:33:01)
15. Bitter Rot Triggers And Spray Windows (00:36:09)
16. Scab, Sooty Blotch, And Storage Risks (00:41:08)
17. Southern Blight Updates And Soil pH (00:44:52)
18. Color, Size, And Late‑Season Practices (00:49:22)
19. Labor Timing And Harvest Gaps (00:53:06)
20. Insect Wrap‑Up And Winter Scouting (00:56:20)
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