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Row covers are used to increase crop earliness and protect against insect pests. Row covers are usually deployed from transplant until anthesis (start of flowering), then removed to allow insect pollination. By opening the ends of the row covers at anthesis to enable pollination it may be possible to extend row cover duration by ~10 days beyond anthesis. Extending row cover protection may shield cucurbit crops from the first emergence of wilt-vectoring cucumber beetles, leading to a healthier crop and a greater yield. With cooperators Angela Tedesco (Turtle Farm), Gary Guthrie (Growing Harmony Farm), and Susan Jutz (ZJ Farm) we tested this strategy with butternut squash in 150-foot-long row covers and muskmelon in 30-foot long row covers in non-replicated trials.

On-farm Cooperator Trials 2010: Effect of Extended-duration Row Covers on Muskmelon and Winter Squash on Bacterial Wilt and Yield