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Clayton J Nevins

(765) 592-6270 cnevins@purdue.edu

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Boiler Hopyard Update-July 9, 2015

July 9, 2015 - From Issue: 601
By: Clayton J Nevins
Boiler Hops Logo
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​Burrs and Cones. Both of the trellises in the Boiler Hopyard have begun flowering and coning. The primary shoots were pruned at the top of the net on the dwarf[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Other Specialty Crops
    • Hops
 Article Tags:
  • Crop Culture
  • Events
  • Insect and Mite Management
  • Plant Disease Management

Boiler Hop Yard Update

June 14, 2015 - From Issue: 599
By: Clayton J Nevins
Shoots infected with downy mildew.
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​Purdue University’s Boiler Hop Yard has started its second growing season with the hopes of providing Indiana growers with science-based recommendations for hop production in the Midwest. With summer rapidly[Read More…]

 Article Categories:
  • Other Specialty Crops
    • Hops
 Article Tags:
  • Crop Culture
  • Plant Disease Management
  • Soil Fertility and Fertilizers
  • Special Cultural Practices

State of the Indiana Hops Industry

April 14, 2015 - From Issue: 595
By: Clayton J Nevins
2015 Hop yards in Indiana. Established yards are represented with gold stars and planned hop yards in green.
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Background. Rapid growth in the craft beer industry is stimulating Indiana’s economy and creating an opportunity for Indiana farmers to start growing hops. In 2012, the Indiana craft brewing industry[Read More…]

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  • Perennials
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