Commercial Strawberry Field Production in Texas

Type
Publication
Date of Publication
January 25, 2022
Price
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Overview

This publication covers all aspects of strawberry production in Texas. Topics include market and location analysis, considerations before planting, strawberry growth and development, nutrition, fertilization, pests, diseases, harvesting, handling, and food safety on the farm, among others.

Publication Information

Commercial strawberry production in Texas has experienced significant change in production, crop management, and consumption over its 150 year history. Diverse soils and climates statewide can present challenges, but this publication aims to educate current and future strawberry growers in Texas on updated best practices and recommendations. Learn how Texas growers can succeed in strawberry production statewide.

Who is this for:

  • Seasoned and first-time commercial strawberry growers in Texas

What will you learn:

  • Strawberry growth and development
  • Best fertilization and irrigation practices
  • Pest management
  • Post-harvest field management

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