Add to ORKGI believe this audience is already well aware of the dilemma in New York State. We have suffered extensive damage from orchard mice over the past three years in New York with some growers losing their entire operation. The pine vole, Pitymys pinetorum, has assumed an Important role as an orchard pest and in eastern New York easily surpasses the related meadow vole, Microtus pennsylvanicus as a significant orchard pest. A recent grower-funded economic survey, initiated by this Unit, and reported in a paper by Pearson and Forsney (1978) points up the severity of losses thru reduced quality and quantity of the apple crop
With increased concern over the effects of pesticides on ecosystems end non-target species, the ...
A province-wide evaluation of the amount, distribution, source and control of damage to Ontario appl...
The meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) and pine vole (M. pinetorum) are major pests in fruit orch...
I believe this audience is already well aware of the dilemma in New York State. We have suffered ex...
During fall, 1977, four potential chemical methods for controlling pine voles (Pitymys pinetorum) we...
During the last six years the N.Y. Coop. Wildlife Research Unit has been involved in research on pin...
Barber Orchards has been an operating orchard since 1903. Our number one problem as far as pests ar...
A poisoned bait feeder station is being evaluated for a long term meadow vole control in Ontario app...
Damage by voles has continued to be a major cause of tree mortality American orchards despite nearly...
In this paper we 1) review briefly the rodent damage problem in New York orchards, 2) discuss aspect...
Pine voles have always been a problem in a few orchards in Eastern New York. In the past the vole po...
The meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) and pine vole (M. pinetorum) are major pests in fruit orch...
Testing of Ramik for control of orchard mice was begun in 1972 in New York. By 1974 there were many ...
With increased concern over the effects of pesticides on ecosystems end non-target species, the ...
A province-wide evaluation of the amount, distribution, source and control of damage to Ontario appl...
The meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) and pine vole (M. pinetorum) are major pests in fruit orch...
I believe this audience is already well aware of the dilemma in New York State. We have suffered ex...
During fall, 1977, four potential chemical methods for controlling pine voles (Pitymys pinetorum) we...
During the last six years the N.Y. Coop. Wildlife Research Unit has been involved in research on pin...
Barber Orchards has been an operating orchard since 1903. Our number one problem as far as pests ar...
A poisoned bait feeder station is being evaluated for a long term meadow vole control in Ontario app...
Damage by voles has continued to be a major cause of tree mortality American orchards despite nearly...
In this paper we 1) review briefly the rodent damage problem in New York orchards, 2) discuss aspect...
Pine voles have always been a problem in a few orchards in Eastern New York. In the past the vole po...
The meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) and pine vole (M. pinetorum) are major pests in fruit orch...
Testing of Ramik for control of orchard mice was begun in 1972 in New York. By 1974 there were many ...
With increased concern over the effects of pesticides on ecosystems end non-target species, the ...
A province-wide evaluation of the amount, distribution, source and control of damage to Ontario appl...
The meadow vole (Microtus pennsylvanicus) and pine vole (M. pinetorum) are major pests in fruit orch...