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The document is a May 2012 issue of the Cornell University Cooperative Extension's Veg Edge newsletter, focusing on updates related to vegetable production in New York. It includes a comprehensive pesticide update detailing new registrations, label expansions, and discontinued products relevant to vegetable crops. Additionally, it covers research grants awarded for various vegetable projects, evaluations of squash cultivars, advancements in cucumber grafting techniques, and strategies for optimizing strawberry production with reduced tillage. The document also addresses pest management guidelines for onion thrips and bacterial diseases affecting onions, along with late blight management recommendations for tomatoes and potatoes. Overall, it serves as a resource for farmers seeking research-based knowledge to enhance their agricultural practices.

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