A Pest Management Strategic Plan for the Michigan Blueberry Industry
A PEST MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE MICHIGAN BLUEBERRY INDUSTRY June 6-7, 2001 1 INVITED WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS Claudia Arkestyn Consultant, Wilbur-Ellis Randy Beaudry Department of Horticulture, Michigan State University, beaudry@msu.edu Tom Benner Michigan Department of Agriculture George Bird Department of Entomology, Michigan State University, birdg@msu.edu Larry Bodtke Grower, Grand Junction Wilfred Burr USDA, Office of Pest Management Policy Mike DeGrandchamp Grower, South Haven Beverlee DeJonge United Blueberry Producers Todd DeKryger Gerber Charlie Edson Small Fruit Integrator, Michigan State University Bill Fritz Grower, Bloomingdale Karlis Galens Grower, Covert Al Gaus Michigan State University Extension Jeff Groenhof Grower, Holland Eric Hanson Department of Horticulture (Weed Sci), Michigan State University, hansone@msu.edu Chris Hodgman Grower, Grand Junction Rufus Isaacs Department of Entomology, Michigan State University, isaacsr@msu.edu Lynnae Jess North Central Pest Management Center, Michigan State University, jess@msue.msu.edu Wayne Kiel Grower, Holland Dick Ledebuhr Department of Agriculture Engineering, Michigan State University, ledebuhr@msu.edu Oscar Liburd Department of Entomology, Michigan State University Mark Longstroth Michigan State University Extension, longstro@msue.msu.edu Satoru Miyazaki Michigan State University Extension IR-4, miyazaki@msu.edu Doug Murray Independent Consultant Ken Nye Michigan Farm Bureau Larry Olsen North Central Pest Management Center, Michigan State University, olsenl@msu.edu Steve Paul Grower, Fruitport Earl Peterson Processor Annemiek Schilder Department of Plant Pathology, Michigan State University, schilder@msu.edu Dave Trinka MBG Marketing, dtrinka@blueberries.com Bob Tritten Michigan State University Extension Gary VanEe Department of Agriculture Engineering, Michigan State University Barbara VanTil Region 5 Environmental Protection Agency Don Windemuller Grower, Holland John Wise Michigan State University Extension 2 TOP PRIORITIES OF MICHIGAN BLUEBERRY PRODUCTION Research: 1.
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