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°47′W). Data for a total of 7 years of harvest at two locations are reported here. Data from on-farm trials and other states are available upon request. During all the NCSU research trials, the plants were grown using the annual hill plasticulture (AHP

Proc. Florida State Hort. Soc. 93 239 241 Bish, E.B. Cantliffe, D.J. Chandler, C.K. 2002 Temperature conditioning and container size affect early season fruit yield of strawberry plug plants in a winter, annual hill production system HortScience 37 762

complete the economic evaluation of the net returns to each of the three strawberry production season extension methods, data were collected across 3 years (2011–13) of trials on annual hill strawberry production systems at the Utah State University (USU

use the annual hill plastic mulch production system known as “strawberry plasticulture” ( Poling, 2004 , 2008 ). In North Carolina, strawberries grown in this system are locally marketed (selling by pick-your-own, prepick, roadside stands, and farmers

, C.K. 2002 Temperature conditioning and container size affect early season fruit yield of strawberry plug plants in a winder, annual hill production system HortScience 37 762 764 Bradford, K.J. 2002 Application

Accumulation of nutrients by strawberry plants and fruit grown in annual hill culture J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 105 386 388 Albregts, E.E. Howard, C.M. Chandler, C.K. 1991a Effect of high N rates on fruiting strawberry Soil Crop Sci. Soc. Fl. 50 134 136 Albregts

.O. Sumner, M.E. Vavrina, C.S. 1994 Development and testing of preliminary foliar DRIS norms for onions HortScience 29 1501 1504 Campbell, C.R. Miner, G.S. 2000 Strawberry, annual hill culture, p. 111–112. In: C.R. Campbell (ed.). Reference sufficiency ranges

Publications Gainesville, FL Del Pozo-Insfran, D. Duncan, C.E. Yu, K.C. Talcott, S.T. Chandler, C.K. 2006 Polyphenolics, ascorbic acid, and soluble solids concentrations of strawberry cultivars and selections grown in a winter annual hill production system J

(Chandler, 2000); this cultivar is widely credited for the Florida industry's healthy expansion in the early 2000s (Florida ranks second in U.S. strawberry production). By 2006, ‘Strawberry Festival’ occupied 60% of Florida's ≈3035 ha (7500 acres) of annual

conditioning and container size affect early season fruit yield of strawberry plug plants in a winter, annual hill production system HortScience 37 762 764 Bish, E.B. Cantliffe, D.J. Chandler, C.K. 2001 A system for producing large quantities of greenhouse