Pinion trials vs. conventional fungicides in cherries @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Pinion trials vs. conventional fungicides in cherries  @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pinion™ is outperforming conventional fungicides on powdery mildew in cherries!

Large-scale field trials are underway at Orchard View Cherries, managed by Mike Omeg, who's comparing Pinion to a cocktail of conventional fungicides used to treat mildew.

At this point in the season, the Pinion-treated block is looking much better.
➡️ Mike and Senior AEA Agronomist Jim Dunlop only found one leaf with active mildew conidia in the Pinion block.
➡️ Lots of leaves had gray patches indicating weakened mildew.

If these early results hold through the season, it would be a very BIG deal.
🍒 Organic cherries are incredibly hard to grow, due to powdery mildew pressure.
🍒 Many organic certifying agencies have approved Pinion for organic use: check with your certifier to see.

We'll be following this closely through the season. Stay tuned!

🦅 What is Pinion? loom.ly/goe1W88
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