Mr. Ralph Carter is speaking for students about his blueberry farm operations

 Mr. Ralph Carter is speaking for students about his blueberry farm operations

 Students are learning how blueberry harvester works

 Mr. Ralph Carter is answering to the questions that students are asking him.

 A view of blueberry farm (Carter's farm)

The first entry point for blueberries when they arrive to the packing shed. They will be kept at 60°F until they go though soft and color sorter.

In this short video clip Dr. James Ballington exlaines how to prune blueberry plants.

Mr. Terry Bland shows how to collect pollen from blueberry plants

Ashley is collecting some more flowers to put them in desiccator to be able to get more pollen grains from these suborn flowers.

We had a new member in our lab. Kyungyoon Ra (left) is from Korea and she would like to explore some new adventures in the lab for a couple of month, working with Emily Riffe (right) to extract DNA from blueberries.

 

We started to collect pollen to make new crosses in 2016

After a long absence we are back. Today we started to collect pollen to make crosses.

Emily Riffe

Ashley Yow

Wei-Wen Guo

Hamid Ashrafi