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Annual Meeting Purpose

  • Exchange information on current research programs and educational efforts
  • Set regional priorities for the vegetable industry

2010 Annual Meeting - Columbus, OH

The sixth annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group will be held at The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH on February 24th & 25th!  Registration is open now until January 11th, 2010, but please sign up early so we can get a handle on how many will be attending. 

Lodging will be at the Hilton Garden Inn Columbus University Area, and our meeting will be held at the Fawcett Center just down the road. The local arrangements chair is Jim Jasinski plus other Columbus based folks.

2009 Annual Meeting - Geneva, NY

The fifth annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group will be held the Cornell Experiment Station in Geneva, NY on February 25th & 26th!  The local arrangements chair is Steve Reiners of Cornell University. We will be staying at the Ramada Geneva Lakefront on Feb. 24th and 25th.

2009 Meeting Presentations

Presenter Topic (all saved as PDF's)
Steve Reiners Snap Bean Variety Susceptibility to Cucumber Mosaic Virus
Liz Maynard Pumpkin Variety Performance
Meg McGrath Cucurbit powdery mildew mini-grant project results
Jim Jasinski Ohio NRCS/IPM EQIP Update
Brad Bergefurd New Crop opportunity for Southern Ohio Growers: Mechanical Harvest Pickling Cucumbers
Celeste Welty Insecticide efficacy in zucchini, sweet corn, pickles, and pumpkins
Judson Reid Grafted Tomato Update
Ron Goldy Tunnel Tomatoes
Mathiue Ngouajio Changes in soil biological properties in response to cover cropping and organic amendments
Dan Brainard Biology and management of corn chamomile (Anthemis arvensis) in processing peas
Thomas Bjorkman Cover crop decision tool
Janice LeBoeuf New online vegetable IPM training tool box
John Mishanec Why I love to work with potatoes
Mao Chen Control of swede midge by crop rotation
Julie Kikkert Swede Midge - an insect pest of crucifers
Robert Hadad Updates on Projects - Winter Storage Vegetable Production/Marketing and High Tunnel "Gutter Production"
Curt Petzoldt Current status of identifying IPM/Sustainable production in the marketplace
Christie Hoepting Comparison of onions grown from imported bare root and locally grown plug transplants in New York

 

2008 Annual Meeting - West LaFayette, IN

The fourth annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group will be held in West LaFayette, IN on February 27th & 28th.  Local arrangement chairs are Liz Maynard & Chris Gunter of Purdue U. and Rick Weinzierl, Univ. of Illinois.  Contact them for more information.

2008 Meeting Presentations   (Adobe PDF)

Presenter Institution Presentation Topic
Richard Weinzierl University of Illinois

The North Central Region Corn Earworm Project

GLVWG Introduction

Janice LeBoeuf OMAFRA Identifying the Species Causing Anthracnose of Pepper and Tomato in Southern Ontario
Ron Goldy Michigan State University High Tunnel Tomato Trials: 2005 - 2007
Judson Reid Cornell Vegtable Program

Grafting Greenhouse Tomatoes for Soil based Culture

Mohammad  Babbadoost University of Illinois Cropping Rotations for Management of Phytophthora capsici 
Margaret McGrath Cornell University Increasing Challenges to Effectively Managing Cucurbit Powdery Mildew
Jim Jasinski Ohio State University Extension Great Lakes Vegetable WG 4 Years and Going Strong
Celeste Welty Ohio State University Vegetable insect management trials, 2007
Joe Masabni University of Kentucky Herbicide Application under Plastic Mulch
Michael Brewer Michigan State University NA
Elaine Roddy OMAFRA NA
Mathieu Ngouajo Michigan State University Onion Plant Population Study
Brad Bergefurd Ohio State University Extension Southern Ohio Mechanical Harvest Pickling Cucumbers 2006 & 2007
Steve Reiners Cornell University Misc. Vegetable Update
Margaret Appleby OMAFRA IPM Jeopardy in Reverse
Mark Bennett Ohio State University Seed Production and Seedling Establishment Strategies For Transitional/Organic Cropping Systems
Kyle Brune Purdue University Horticulture Mechanization

 

2007 Annual Meeting - Leamington, Ontario

The third annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group will be held in Leamington, Ontario   (Canada) at the Seacliffe Inn and Roma Club on February 28th & March 1st. 

Details concerning the rough agenda were sent to the GLVWG listserv October 12th by Janice LeBoeuf.  Janice did a nice job putting together some information regarding border crossing in that email.  Remember, since this meeting is in Canada, you WILL need proper documentation to travel to and from this meeting if you are not a Canadian citizen.

Photos for the Curling team building excercise and cultural enhancement can be found here (52 MB).

2007 Meeting Presentations   (Adobe PDF)

First name Institution Presentation Topic
Larry Olsen Michgan State University Update on NC IPM Center
Richard Weinzierl University of Illinois Update on corn earworm migration montioring, resistance monitoring, and management trials.
Jim Chaput OMAFRA Challenges and Opportunities for Minor Uses in Canada
Ron Goldy Michigan State University Tomato Ferilization in a High Tunnel system
Judson Reid Cornell Vegtable Program

Reflective Mulch for Repellency of Onion Thrips 

High Tunnel Production of Greenhouse Cucumbers

Mohammad  Babbadoost University of Illinois Viral Diseases of Cucurbits in Illinois   
Margaret McGrath Cornell University Vegetable pathology research being conducted on Long Island, NY
Jim Jasinski Ohio State University Extension Evaluation of mice seed repellents on pumpkins
Celeste Welty Ohio State University Insecticide seed treatments for cucurbits
John Mishanec Cornell University Potato Variety Culinary Use and Pushing potato maturity with floating row cover
Michael Brewer Michigan State University Sponsorship of vegetable IPM tactics in a USDA conservation program: what we can do as a working group
Elaine Roddy OMAFRA Sweet corn response to nitrogen trials
Mathieu Ngouajo Michigan State University Black Streak in Michigan Celery

 

2006 Annual Meeting - East Lansing, Michigan

The second annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group conference will be held at the Henry Executive Center in Lansing (http://www.bus.msu.edu/edc/home.cfm) near the campus of Michigan State University, February 22nd and 23rd. Contact Hannah Stevens at stevensh@msu.edu for more information.

2006 Presentations (all saved in Adobe PDF, viewable but not printable)

Presenter

Topic

Mohammad

Babadoost

Phytophthora Blight of Cucurbits and Peppers: Occurrence and Management

Beth Bishop Aster Yellows Infectivity Testing Program

Amanda

Gevens

Monitoring surface water for Phytophthora capsici

Ron

Goldy

SWMREC Tomato Research Summary

Edward

Grafius

Resistance monitoring in Colorado Potato Beetle

Jim

Jasinski

Precision insecticide banding in cucurbits

Janice

LeBoeuf

Waste Sugarbeet Project Year 1

Liz

Maynard

Pumpkin Update: Irrigation transplant v. seed after double crop wheat

John

Mishanec

Potato Variety Evaluation for Culinary Uses

Norm

Myers

Virus survey in Asparagus

Mathieu

Ngouajio

Use of Brassica cover crops in vegetable cropping systems

Judson

Reid

High Tunnel Variety Trials (tomatoes, peppers)  plus  Biological Disease Control in Greenhouse Tomatoes 

Elaine

Roddy

Sweet Corn Nitrogen Research in Ontario

Laura

Van Eerd

Nitrogen use efficiency in vegetable production

Anne

Verhallen

Cover Crops for Nitrogen Scavenging and Soil Quality

Darryl

Warncke

P & K Nutrition of onions

Richard

Weinzierl

Pyrethroid Resistance in the Corn Earworm, Helicoverpa zea

Celeste

Welty

Efficacy of biorational insecticides on vegetable pests   

Celeste

Welty

Efficacy of systemic insecticide seed treatments on cucurbits for cucumber beetle control

2005 Annual Meeting - Columbus, Ohio

The first annual Great Lakes Vegetable Working Group conference was held at the University Plaza and Conference Center, February 23rd and 24th, in Columbus, Ohio. Contact Jim Jasinski (937-484-1526) for more information.

Meeting Minutes - L. Maynard & J. LeBoeuf

2005 Presentations (all in Powerpoint)

Presenter Presentation
Brad Bergefurd Bainbridge Produce Auction
Beth Bishop Vegetable Electronic Resource Library
Jim Breinling Spinach Production
Michael Brewer Status of 2005 Farm Bill
Ron Goldy Irrigation Scheduling In Drip Systems
Jim Jasinski Precision Insecticide Injector for Cucurbits
Jim Jasinski History of Tri-State and Great Lakes Vegetable WG
Janice LeBoeuf Coordinating a Response to Tomato Bacterial Disease Outbreaks in Ontario
Liz Maynard The New Agriculture Network
Mathieu Ngouajio Cucumber Cropping Systems Impacts on Weights and Size
Larry Olsen NCR IPM Center Working Groups Overview
Steve Reiners NYS Vegetable Industry
Elaine Roddy OMAF Nitrogen Verification Project
Laura Van Eerd Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Vegetable Crops
Celeste Welty Pepper Pest Managment
John Zandstra Use of Topaz (propiconazole) for transplant size control and early maturity of processing tomato