The 2017 guide "High Tunnel Raspberries and Blackberries" is now available for download. This newly update guide, based on current raspberry and blackberry high tunnel research throughout the northeast United States, is a collaborative effort between research and extension personnel at Cornell University, Pennsylvania State University, Michigan State University and Rutgers University.
Download the guide here.
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