In getting on fungicides for scab this year. And in case you think it was all a waste of time, it wasn't, as indicated by non-sprayed trees at the Hort. In spite of that, barring any mistakes in timing, there is no significant scab in commercial orchards.
Fire blight is also a non-issue in the state so far.
Apparently, fire blight activity didn't ever really start. Obviously, we think it is a good idea to apply calcium to apples on a regular basis over the summer. It develops fruit firmness, controls cork spot on susceptible cultivars, and even helps reduce flyspeck and sooty blotch. If you haven't started yet, anything you do from here on out will still be very beneficial. The recommendations are in the table below.