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Classes Without Quizzes: Fruits of the North

Classes Without Quizzes, held on Friday, March 21, 2025, featured a presentation on cold climate fruit production and included discussions on the history and development of fruit research and variety development at the University of Minnesota, as well as presentations on apple breeding, hard cider cultivars, and new Minnesota table grape varieties. The conversation ended with a discussion on cold hardiness in hybrid grapevines for Minnesota's climate and an open Q&A session. The speakers include: Matt Clark - Associate Professor, Director of Research (Minnesota Landscape Arboretum) Sarah Kostick (Researcher) - Apple Breeding Sam Clayton (Graduate Student) - Cider Apple Chemistry Erin Treiber (Researcher) - Table Grapes Doug Vines (Graduate Student) - Cold Hardiness Classes Without Quizzes was launched in 2002 as an innovative, engaging seminar for adults to jump-start learning about science and groundbreaking research taking place in the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS). To learn more about the Classes Without Quizzes series visit: https://cfans.umn.edu/alumni/classes-... To find out more about the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences at the University of Minnesota visit: https://cfans.umn.edu/ Find us on our social media channels:   / umncfans     / cfans     / cfans