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The February 2013 issue of New York Berry News highlights the need for berry grower volunteers to participate in a farm business summary project led by Cornell University. The project aims to help commercial berry growers evaluate their return on investment (ROI) and improve their business performance through economic data collection and analysis. The newsletter also includes information on upcoming berry events, pest management strategies, organic certification cost share programs, and various agricultural news relevant to berry production.

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