A Year of Ups and Downs at UMES Fruit Orchard
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1 A Year of Ups and Downs at UMES Fruit Orchard Naveen Kumar *Assistant Prof. of Horticulture and Extension Specialist University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne University of Maryland Extension, College Park
2 Why Fruit Orchard? History of Apple Production on the Eastern Shore USDA census of agriculture in 1925 showed 6.0 million pounds (m lb) of apple production in the Tri-County area Worcester (4.3 m lb) Wicomico (0.9 m lb) Somerset (0.7 m lb) Currently no commercial apple production in these counties
3 History of Apple Production in Maryland USDA census of agriculture in 1925 showed *1924: 83.2 million pounds (m lb) *2015: 38.4 million pounds (m lb) % Decline =
4 History of Peach (Prunus persica L.) Production on the Eastern Shore USDA census of agriculture in 1925 showed 6.4 million pounds (m lb) of peach production in the Tri-County area Worcester (2.9 m lb) Wicomico (2.3 m lb) Somerset (1.2 m lb) Currently no commercial peach production in these counties
5 History of Peach Production in Maryland USDA census of agriculture in 1925 showed *1924: 28.3 million pounds (m lb) *2015: 4.5 million pounds (m lb) % Decline =
6 History of Strawberry (Fragaria ananassa ) Production in the Tri-County Area April 3, 1920, The Chicago Packer. News: Eastern Shore Strawberry Crop Outlook Is Good Shipment of railroad car as follows Fruitland (100) Marion Station (200) Pittsville (160) Salisbury (160) Princess Anne (100) Crisfield Maryland Railroad Station 1919
7 Somerset County: Strawberry Festival Without Strawberries Somerset Strawberry Festival Marion Station, MD /.../news/somerset- strawberry-festival UMES Professor Dr. Naveen Kumar will demonstrate the strawberry cultivation history of Somerset County, demonstration of potted strawberry plants, and conduct a survey from visitors about the rejuvenation of strawberry industry in Somerset County Date: May 13, 2017 and May 20, Location: Downtown Marion... Fruitland without Fruits
8 Horticulture Teaching at UMES Introduction to Horticulture: Hort-203 Horticultural Crop Production: Hort-423 Teaching was restricted to class room only No hand-on training Horticulture
9 Rejuvenation of Fruit Industry is Important Increase farm income Promote crop diversification Prevent increase in carbon footprint Enrich the human nutrition Venue for agro-tourism
10 What We Did Planting Date: 3/7/2017 Rootstocks: EMLA-111, EMLA-7, EMLA-106, G-11, Bud-9 Scions: 30 July: Yellow Transparent, Pristine August-September: Initial TM (X6163), Fulford Gala, Summer Rambo September: Crimson Gold, Day Break Fuji, Crimson Crips, Buckeye Gala, Royal Court September-October: Crown Empire, Galarina October: Hampshire, Hardy Cumberland, Melrose, Querina TM (Florina cv.), Nova Spy, Mutsu, Red Cameo, Smokehouse, Querina TM (X2775) October-November: Enterprise, Red Yorking, Snapp Stayman November: Aztec Fuji, Gold Rush, Pink Lady
11 What We Did Pollenizer: Indian Summer (Early Season Bloom) Hyslop Carb Apple (Early-Mid Season Varieties) Chestnut (Early-Mid Season Varieties) Mt. Blanc TM (Mid-Late Season Varieties) Tree Geometry: Row X Row = 20 Feet Tree X Tree = 10 Feet Tree Height = 15 Feet Scaffold Whorls: 4-5 Training: Central Leader
12 What We Did Floor Management: 3 Feet Tall Fescue:200 lbs/acre 3 feet weed and grass free area around tree
13 1 inch main line After Planting: Drip Irrigation System 3/4 inch row line Pressure Regulator: 8 psi 0.5 gallon/hr 5 gallon/week
14 After Planting: Fertilizer Application N: 0.02 pounds/year or 9 gram/tree for new trees (Calcium Ammonium Nitrate) Broadcast 6 inch away from the main trunk P and K in optimum amount
15 Diseases after Planting April-May, 2017 (Cedar Apple Rust) Attacked on all scions Slowed the growth of all scions Crimson Gold/EMLA-7 was found to be the most susceptible Galarina, Gold Rush, Royal Court, Querina TM on EMLA 111 overcome the adverse effects of rust. Showed improved growth
16 Diseases after Planting June-Aug., 2017 (Japanese Beetle) SEVIN XLR: Two Week Protection
17 Sep.-Oct., 2017 Diseases after Planting (Mealybug) Crimson Gold/EMLA-7 Soap and Alcohol Spray
18 July, 2017 Bird Attack after Planting (Crow Populations) Yellow Transparent/EMLA-7 One variety allowed to bear fruit for teaching purposes
19 Growth (vertical) Over a Period of 1 Year 0-10 inches inches inches Indian Summer Pink Lady Hampshire Chestnut Initial (X6163) Querina Florina Nova Spy Red Yorking Aztec Fuji Crown Empire Hyslop Day Break Fuji Yellow Transparent Enterprise Melrose Mutsu Smokehouse Crimson Crisp Buckeye Gala Royal Court Querina (X2775) Crimson Gold Hardy Cumberland Pristine Red Cameo Snapp Stayman Galarina Goldrush
20 Interesting Observations Yellow Transparent: Fruits in First Week of July (7 trees out of 10) : Fruits in First Week October (3 trees out of 10) Freezing tolerance (EMLA-111)?: November 3, 2017 (24-26F ) : Querina Florina :Crimson Crisp : Galarina : Querina (X2775) Minor damage in these scions and heavy damage in all others
21 Introduction of Nanotechnology in Apple Cultivation The study of the controlling of matter on an atomic and molecular scale. Generally nanotechnology deals with structures sized between 1 to 100 nanometer in at least one dimension, and involves developing or modifying materials or devices within that size. What is Nanotechnology A nanometer (nm) is one-billionth of a meter
22 Introduction of Nanotechnology in Apple Cultivation Nano-ZnO Nanoclay/Kaolin Nano-Sulfur Size distribution of nano- ZnO around nm. Size distribution of nanoclay around nm. Size of nano-sulfur is 30 nm ZnO, Clay, and Sulfur are the integral part of earth crust and non toxic in nature Wingett et al. 2016
23 Effects of Nano-ZnO on Soybean Looper (Third Instar Larvae) Control A NZO (10-30 nm) B Shrinkage and Dryness Soybean looper L3 Five larvae were released in each petri dish Soybean looper L3 + NZO after 24 hr (80% to 100% mortality within 5 to 24 hr.)
24 Effects of Nano-Sulfur on Soybean Looper (Third Instar Larvae) A Control NS (30 nm) B Five larvae were released in each petri dish (80% to 100% mortality within 5 to 24 hr.) Soybean looper L3 Soybean looper L3 + NS after 24 hr Shrinkage and Dryness
25 Effects of Nano-Clay on Soybean Looper (Third Instar Larvae) A Control NC (300 nm) B Five larvae were released in each petri dish (80% to 100% mortality within 5 to 24 hr.) Soybean looper L3 Soybean looper L3 + NC after 24 hr Shrinkage and Dryness
26 Effects of nano-sulfur on leaf intactness and blemishes in field conditions using potted plants Control Observation on Trifoliate leaves 10 mm Nano-Sulfur
27 Effect of Nano-particles (Nano-ZnO) on Fusarium Head Blight ZnO conc. (mg/l) Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Decline in the area of fungal growth in NZO treated petri plates Results awaited for NS study Better mixing/suspension of NP in medium can give more better results. Nidhi Rawat, UMCP
28 Effect of Nano-ZnO (15-20 mm) on Feeding Behavior of Cucumber Beetle A B C NZO 20 mm Preferential feeding on control leaves Control Control Control D E F Control Control NZO mm
29 Effect of Nano-ZnO (15-20 mm) on Feeding Behavior of Japanese Beetle Control Control + NZO Control + NZO If no alternate option available beetle feeds on treated leaves Preferential feeding on control leaves NZO Alone
30 Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Grant ( ) We are expecting to develop an apple team comprises of extension personnel and growers during the three years of this project. Four Events/Year An apple team (November, 2017): 15 Members Apple Gala (February 2018): Orchard planning and selection of varieties and rootstocks. Apple March (May 2018): Role of pollenizer in fruit set. Apple Festival (August 2018): Budget preparation and a trellis system to support dwarf type trees.
31 Pruning workshop at UMES
32 What is Next? I: Planting of 16 varieties of Pear (200 hundred trees) II: Planting of 11 Apple varieties on dwarf rootstocks (150 trees) III: Planting of Day Neutral Strawberries under low tunnels IV: Planting of Primocane Raspberries under high tunnels V: Nanotechnology trials
33 Our Team Emmanuel Kefe Sharon Mr. Earle Luan
34 Thanks and Questions Nap after hard work in field
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