Opening for an experienced orchard worker. Opportunity to grow with the
business. Assist in a progressive atmosphere to produce and market fruit
crops. Some supervisory obligations and marketing at farmers markets.
Salary and benefits negotiable. Stone fruit and berry experience a plus.
Dave's right, the Mills model is Al Jones from about 1980. The WA model is
actually the original Bill Mills model from the 40's, and the Cornell model is
Gadoury, Stensvand and Seem's 1994 revision. Nice overview, Dave. I haven't
checked, but there may be differences between the Cornell model
thank you Dave for the time and effort you put into this post -
short of input from specmeters, I'll slightly exaggerate and say that the
Cornell model will predict scab infection after a short heavy dew, while the WA
model requires rainforest conditions for a couple of days before it
thanks Vincent, for the link to RIMpro - I look forward to investigating more
when I'm not so tired -
David -
On Apr 21, 2011, at 12:10 PM, Vincent Philion wrote:
Hi! I agree with both Dave and Daniel, but let me add a grain of salt:
All infection events are not equal.
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