Increased yields and improved quality. Like tomatoes, these crops mean green for growers. The branch is working to make things even greener. Ken Scaife, Manager. 1165 CR 43, Fremont, OH 43420.
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The guidelines are now in use by most Ohio growers. Mike Ellis and Larry Madden found that most infections occur during bloom. The finding lets growers limit their spraying to this period. David Francis says DNA fingerprinting could lead to a more disease-resistant tomato variety sooner than previously possible. He and his colleagues are trying to combine the disease resistance of a wild tomato with the horticulturally desirable traits of cultivated types.