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University of Maine Cooperative Extension Tree Fruits Program staff develop and deliver research-based information on the production of tree fruit crops, primarily apples, through publications, workshops, meetings, farm visits, correspondence, and telephone consultations. Annual meetings include the Preseason Integrated Pest Management Meeting in March and the Summer Tour in July. One periodical newsletter, the Apple Pest […]https://extension.umaine.edu/fruit/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2011/01/apples-in-crates.jpg16001065