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Peach > Year-Round IPM Program > Dormant/Delayed Dormant > Shoot Sampling

Peach

Clip off 3-inch shoot sections that contain both 1- and 2-year-old wood.

Shoot Sampling

Dormant shoot sampling is used to determine the need for a dormant treatment to control San Jose scale, European fruit lecanium, and mite eggs.

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