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10 Years' Experience with Plasticulture Strawberries in a Colder Area

Authors: O'Dell, Charles R.;

10 Years' Experience with Plasticulture Strawberries in a Colder Area

Abstract

Discusses use of plastic mulch in production of Chandler strawberries in mountain locations in western Virginia. Also compares strawberry production at locations where soil fumigants were used or not used.

Originally printed in Virginia Vegetable, Small Fruit and Specialty Crops, February 2002

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United States
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Keywords

Fragaria ananassa, Plastic film, Mulches, Soil fumigants, Fruits

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