Hello to one an all . . .
.. . . and in these days of "Google" and endless possibilities for
browser pickup, "all" can go a long way!
So, rather than let it ride, I adapt Farragut's advice at Mobile Bay,
to damn my embarrassment and go full speed ahead in placing a
correction on the record!
I overlooked two errors in editing one of the presentation entries
among the Agenda items posted for our upcoming February 19 Upper
Hudson - Champlain Fruit School .
I failed to notice my inadvertent dissing of an entire discipline of
endeavor. It is of course Entomology and not Entomolgy in the
presentation title. (I could use a spelling primer.)
And Peter is a great fellow but I elevated him before his time. So,
please hold the "Dr." in abeyance for now.
In sum, the entry as corrected should be:
Abandoned Orchards Reconsidered: An Entomology Primer On Resistance.
Peter Jentsch, Dept. Entomology, Cornell NYSAES, Highland.
Yours red-facedly
Kevin Iungerman.
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Kevin Iungerman, Extension Associate
Cornell Northeastern NY Commercial Fruit Program
Serving NY's Upper Hudson and Champlain Region
(Albany, Saratoga, Washington, Essex and Clinton Counties)
Growing McIntosh, Honeycrisp, and other fine apples and fruit!
50 West High Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020
Phone: (518) 885-8995
FAX: (518) 885-9078
email: k...@cornell.edu
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