Recent Posts
PIP-CAP Research Published in HortScience
Our very own Objective 1 researchers, Dr. Erin Yafuso and Dr. Jennifer Boldt, were just published in academic journal, HortScience. Titled ‘Adjusting the Percentage of...
7 for 7 in our SCRI: PIP-CAP Internship Program
You can watch Lian discuss her internship experience here on YouTube, and you can view our entire Internship Experience playlist here on YouTube! In the...
In-field Performance of Plug Transplants
Article and images by Shinsuke Agehara Plant Physiologist Dr. Shinsuke Agehara and his research team at University of Florida completed the first-year field evaluation of...
Impact of Lighting on Strawberry Biology
Article and images by Edward DurnerDepartment of Plant BiologyRutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. Most seasonal flowering strawberries (Junebearers) produce a single crop in the spring...
Highlights: Strawberry Field Day
Scroll to see highlight photos from NC State University's Strawberry field day.
Controlled Environment Produced Plantlets from Cornell
Over the past summer, graduate student Ava Forystek and Dr. Courtney Weber at Cornell University's Agritech Campus ran a field trial to evaluate the phenotypic differences between bare root field propagated strawberry plantlets and controlled environment (CE) produced plug plants.
Phytotron: Photoperiod Research
The farm gate value of the strawberry industry in the United States reached $2.3 billion in 2020.
Phytotron: CO2 Trial
At North Carolina State University, you will find a building called Phytotron, full of large, controlled environment plant growth chambers.