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1 What's New with Blackberry Varieties Mid-Atlantic Fruit and Vegetable Convention John R. Clark University Professor of Horticulture
2 Good Morning Pennsylvania and NARBA Celebrating 50 years of fruit breeding in Arkansas!!! Begun in January, 1964 by Dr. James N Moore Lots accomplished, lots yet to get done Friends!
3 The Absolute Newest Thing From Arkansas - Prime-Ark Freedom The First Primocane-Fruiting Thornless, EVER!!! LARGE 9-12 g 9-11% SS Does not appear to have shipping potential Target use is local markets and home gardens
4 Prime-Ark Freedom FC crop ripens 7-10 days before Natchez really early Huge primocane crop in California a cooler location Primocane berries up to 16 g in (cool places)
5 Prime-Ark Freedom and Prime-Ark 45 floricane data, , for 2010-established planting, Fruit Research Station, Clarksville, AR. Variety 1st Harvest Yield (lb/acre) Weight / berry (g) Soluble solids y Titratable acidity y Average ph y 2013 Prime-Ark Freedom 6-Jun 15,639 a 12.6 a 8.6 a 0.60 a 3.45 a Prime-Ark Jun 20,967 a 6.2 b 10.5 a 0.74 a 3.18 a 2012 Prime-Ark Freedom 10-May 9,582 a 8.7 a 10.9 a Prime-Ark May 11,811 a 5.4 b 11.9 a Prime-Ark Freedom 29-May 5,584 a 9.2 a 9.8 a Prime-Ark 45 9-Jun 7,018 a 5.5 b 11.0 a y Reps were analyzed using student's t-test with α = 0.05, using SAS.
6 Floricane data for Prime-Ark Freedom and floricane varieties; University of Arkansas Fruit Research Station, Clarksville, established in 2010, data for Variety Yield (lb/acre) Weight/berry (g) Floricane harvests y Prime-Ark Freedom 5,584 b 9,582 a 15,639 a 9.2 a 8.7 a 12.6 a Prime-Ark 45 7,018 b 11,811 a 20,967 a 5.5 c 5.4 c 6.2 b Natchez 19,773 a 19,448 a b 7.3 b - Osage 13,681 ab 14,461 a c 5.1 c - Ouachita 12,076 ab 15,716 a c 5.8 c - y Mean separation within columns by Duncan's multiple range test and LS Means where appropriate (P<0.05).
7 Fruit data for Prime-Ark Freedom; University of Arkansas Fruit Research Station, Clarksville. Characteristic Variety Prime-Ark Freedom Natchez Osage Ouachita Prime-Ark 45 Floricane harvest date z First 28 May 6 June 9 June 13 June 6 June Peak 6 June 13 June 20 June 28 June 18 June Last 20 June 7 July 25 July 25 July 18 July Fruit y Firmness 7.8 (0.5) 7.8 (0.5) 8.3 (0.5) 8.5 (0.6) 8.3 (0.5) Flavor 7.8 (0.5) 7.0 (0.8) 8.3 (0.5) 8.8 (0.5) 7.8 (0.5) z Data from 2010 replicated trial. y Rating scale of 1 to 10 where 10=best.
8 Primocane fruiting data: 2010 Blackberry Rep Trial; 2013 data from Fruit Research Station, Clarksville, AR; almost no PC crop in 2011 and Variety First harvest Yield (lb/acre) y Weight/ berry (g) y Soluble solids y Titratable acidity y Prime-Ark 45 5-Aug 3,268 a 5.8 b 9.6 a 1.09 a Prime-Ark Freedom 11-Jul 2,581 a 8.8 a 8.8 a 0.66 b y 2 reps were analyzed using student's t-test with α = 0.05, using SAS.
9 Postharvest evaluations of Prime-Ark Freedom compared to other blackberry cultivars for 2010 at the University of Arkansas Fruit Research Station, Clarksville (7 d in cold storage at ~5 C). Variety Overall z Red (%) Leak (%) Decay (%) Soft (%) Prime-Ark Freedom 38.9 ab 0.0 a 44.4 a 0.0 a 0.0 a Natchez 21.2 b 5.03 a 27.7 a 0.0 a 16.3 bc Ouachita 55.1 ab 0.0 a 20.4 a 1.6 a 2.5 a Prime-Ark a 0.0 a 19.9 a 0.0 a 0.0 a Prime-Jan 25.4 b 6.8 a 35.0 a 2.9 a 3.0 a Tupy c 5.2 a 56.3 b 3.1 a 26.0 c
10 Prime-Ark Freedom Available NOW from TC nurseries has completed virus testing Other licensees establishing plants for sale and propagation
11 Osage The Newest Arkansas Thornless Floricane-fruiting Blackberry Ripens (In Ark.) between Natchez and Ouachita, ave. June 10 beginning harvest Yields have been consistent and good, comparable to higher than Ouachita Berry size is medium, 5.0 g, slightly smaller than Ouachita Flavor is a key attribute of Osage, lower acid flavor with notable flavor components coupled with high soluble solids Good even on bad flavor days as noted by JRC over the years Great postharvest handling potential
12 Osage Why Consider? A complement to Ouachita in size and season to diversify cultivars for this harvest period Consistently uniform in drupelet fill whereas Ouachita can have uneven fill Is hoped to expand on flavor and enjoyment of blackberries by consumers Available now from propagators (has completed all virus testing)
13 Osage, Natchez and Ouachita yield comparison, Fruit Research Station, Clarksville, AR. Variety Yield (lb/acre) Average y Osage 12,341 a 7,849 a 12,206 ab 12,902 a 22,923 b 13,644 Natchez 12,613 a 6,030 a 17,641 a 17,351 a 34,208 a 17,569 Ouachita 7,851 b 4,361 a 10,774 b 14,021 a 20,567 b 11,515 z Means followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 5% level within single columns. y Average is a mean of the 5 years presented in this table (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013).
14 Postharvest evaluations of several cultivars of blackberries at Clarksville, AR, Fruit Research Station. Cultivar Overall Marketability Red (%) Leak (%) Soft (%) Natchez Osage Ouachita Prime-Ark Tupy averages.
15 Plant and fruit characteristics of four thornless blackberry cultivars at the University of Arkansas Fruit Research Station, Clarksville. Characteristic Osage Navaho Natchez Ouachita Soluble solids (%) z ph Titratable acidity (g/l) y z means of 8 years 2005, 2006, & y expressed as citric acid in g/100 ml.
16 Blackberry Planting Considerations Order of ripening, Clarksville, Arkansas Natchez: June 5 Osage: June 10 Ouachita: June 12 Navaho: June 20 Apache: June 25
17 Blackberry Varieties: How to decide? Order of ripening Natchez: Early, large, popular, sometimes tart, always large and impressive, not as erect Osage: New, consider trying Ouachita: The top Arkansas variety make sure you plant this one if nothing else Navaho: older, not large, but good for late season and excellent quality, orange rust susceptible Apache: some like, some don t, and reason is white drupes; not for shipping; shift trellis help? Von? Sure need to consider for later season A new one from NC State, not sure where on the market yet tho
18 Von
19 Von Von is an open-pollinated seedling from bulked seed collected from an F1 seedling population of Navaho x NC 194 In replicated trials with five other cultivars, Von had the highest total, marketable and percent marketable yields. Over a three-year period, marketable yield of Von at the Piedmont Research Station, in Salisbury, NC was 10,704 g/plant (21,434 lbs/acre). Fruit of Von is medium size (6.6 g) has smaller drupelet and seed size compared to other cultivars. Post harvest trials very good, some red drupelet.
20 Von Von produces fruit in the mid-late season, with average date of harvest commencing in the third week of June, peaking in the second week of July and ending the first week of August. In post harvest evaluations, when blackberries were held 7 days at 4 C, 90% RH in pint clamshells, Von has a marketable score of 90.6, which is as good or better than the leading commercial cultivars. Soluble sugars content of Von was 9.4% and ph was 3.57, traits that characterize Von as sweet with low acid.
21 Von
22 What s Coming in Arkansas Blackberries? Some very nice complements to early season Natchez showing promise Exceptional firmness now incorporated into thornless plants crisp-like texture Later season floricane-fruiting improvements in place but not as sweet as desired First shipping-quality primocane-fruiting thornless variety getting close
23 What About Primocane-Fruiting Varieties? Prime-Ark 45 is the first variety to try This one and all others continue to suffer in the Arkansas heat in primocane fruit set and quality 2011 and 2012 were terrible for PF blackberries in Arkansas; few fruits produced on any plants on primocanes 2013 was much better and PC fruit produced
24 What About Primocane-Fruiting Varieties? Floricane crop being used by some growers as is early (near Natchez) and very firm with good quality Can floricane yields be substantial? Yes the less PC crop the year before, the greater the FC crop potential
25 2012 Planted Blackberry Rep Trial; 2013 Collected Data from Clarksville, AR; FIRST- YEAR YIELD Genotype 1 st Average Harvest Berry Soluble Titratable Average harvested yield date (lbs / acre) z wt. (g) y solids y acidity y ph y Natchez 13-Jun 34,208 a 8.3 a 9.5 a 1.13 a 2.84 a Osage 15-Jun 22,923 b 5.7 c 10.0 a 0.96 a 3.24 a Ouachita 20-Jun 20,567 b 6.2 c 11.8 a 1.03 a 3.12 a Prime-Ark Jun 18,597 b 7.1 b 11.2 a 0.93 a 3.17 a z 2 reps were analyzed using student's t-test with α = 0.05, using SAS 2011 Planted Blackberry Rep Trial; 2013 Collected Data from Clarksville, AR; SECOND- YEAR YIELD AFTER VERY HOT SUMMER Genotype 1 st Harvest date Average harvested yield (lbs / acre) z Berry wt. (g) y Soluble Solids y Titratable Acidity y Average ph y Natchez 13-Jun 32,513 a 9.3 a 9.7 a 1.07 a 2.93 a Ouachita 20-Jun 27,457 a 7.1 c 9.8 a 1.50 a 2.87 a Prime-Ark 45 6-Jun 28,374 a 8.2 b 10.1 a 1.02 a 3.06 a z 2 reps were analyzed using student's t-test with α = 0.05, using SAS
26 Prime-Ark 45 in California Nipomo, CA, Oct 9, 2012 No matter what you hear or see, this PF trait CAN really work!
27 What About Primocane-Fruiting Varieties and HEAT? Breeding is being done in a very hot climate, 2011 and 2012 among hottest ever in Arkansas Unfortunately progress thought to be made was not confirmed or supported these years What to do? Shadecloth Rotating crossarm trellis????? Floricane crop Values are early, high-quality berries Negative is thorns on PA 45
28 What About Natchez? Issues have been: Variation from great flavor to tart Excessive crop (due to huge crop potential plus very large berries) leading to: Few primocanes Reduced quality (tart, less postharvest storage potential, particularly reddening)
29 Are There Natchez Solutions? Crop control Be very careful about keeping cane length regulated in pruning Don t let main/terminal canes grow excessively long Make sure laterals are shortened to 15 to 20 inches in dormant pruning I suspect some have found Natchez harder to manage due to it being less erect lateral shoots can grow excessively long and pruning effort greater
30 Are There Natchez Solutions? Harvesting Harvest early in the day and stop harvest late morning or thereabouts Be very careful about moving fruit quickly to cold storage
31 Apache and White Drupes Rotatable Crossarm Trellis Dr Takeda with USDA has shown major reductions in white drupes with this trellis Is this trellis worth considering for this laterseason variety? This variety always had great flavor, postharvest handling, size, crop potential, plus later ripening
32 What About the RCA Trellis? Trellis Growing Systems, LLC 2427 S. Hadley Road Fort Wayne, IN
33 Arkansas Variety Acreage Established by TGS Natchez 32 Ouachita 93 Apache - 8 Newly planted Ouachita in northeast Kansas
34 Ouachita in Circleville, OH Natchez in Circleville, OH
35 Bedford, PA view of 20 acres
36 Bedford, PA Harvest
37 Variety Ratings for 2013 Season (Bedford, PA) Variety Buds Ripened Harvest start Harvest end Berry size Taste Natchez April 30 July 2 July 2 August 8 Very long & large Sour Ouachita May 1 July 11 July11 Sept 2 Short & fat Very sweet Apache May 11 July 16 *July 25 Sept 2 Average Sweet *sunscald delayed harvest
38 Arkansas Fruit Breeding-Still More Good Things Coming! For 50 Years!!!! AND THANKS FOR YOUR TIME!
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