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Deadlines
  Abstract
  Submission:   
  March 31, 2008
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  Early Registration:
  June 1, 2008

  Hotel Reservation:
  July 1, 2008

  Submission of Manuscripts:
  August 8, 2008

 

Contact Information
  Secretary/Treasurer
  Nancy Long
npl1@cornell.edu
  Phone: 315.787.2288
  Fax: 315.787.2443

  Convener
  Terence Robinson
tlr1@cornell.edu
  Phone: 315.787.2227
  Fax: 315.787.2320

Program

      The symposium will offer 4 days of scientific meetings (oral and poster sessions) and one day of professional tours of research and commercial orchards and a packing house.  The scientific sessions will be held on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges (a small private university) in Geneva, New York State.

Hobart William Smith

Sunday Aug. 3
  3pm-6pm Registration
  7pm-9pm Welcome Reception and buffet dinner
Monday Aug. 4
  Morning Rootstock genetics/genomics oral and poster session
  Afternoon Genetics and physiology of fruit development oral and poster session
  Evening Optional dinner at Hobart and William Smith Colleges Faculty Dinning Room
Tuesday Aug. 5
  Morning Sustainable orchard systems and management oral and poster session
  Afternoon Tour of Cornell University's NY State Agricultural Experiment Station
  Evening Optional dinner at a winery on Seneca Lake
Wednesday Aug. 6
  Morning Orchard and nursery tour in the Wayne County region of New York State
  Afternoon Orchard and nursery tour in the Wayne County region of New York State
  Evening Optional dinner at Hobart and William Smith Colleges Faculty Dining Room
Thursday Aug. 7
  Morning Rootstock breeding and evaluation oral and poster session
  Afternoon High temperature effects on fruit and tree physiology oral and poster session
  Evening Official symposium banquet
Friday Aug. 8
  Morning Profitability and competitiveness of orchard systems oral and poster session
  Afternoon Rootstock performance and environmental physiology oral and poster session including sensing and information technologies for orchards
  Evening Optional dinner at Hobart and William Smith Colleges Faculty Dining Room