Crop Protection
Low overwintering mortality means growers should be trapping and monitoring.
UF/IFAS expert warns species likely to cause problems for growers.
As growers approach almond harvest later this summer, strategies to reduce the likelihood of hull rot should be […]
Collaboration with Planetary Resources is designed to arm growers with information to save water, etc.
North Carolina State researcher reminds growers they need to be proactive with spotted wing drosophila.
Farm will allow company’s Crop Vitality division to try out materials under real world conditions.
Tips to control the pest include pheromone traps, sanitation, and site selection.
Industry veteran hired to help bolster global biopesticide business.
Letter from industry organizations say proposed merger could hinder innovation, raise prices, and reduce choices.
Much remains mysterious about Prunus Replant Disease (PRD) and exactly how it operates to suppress growth of young […]
Disproving the myths associated with the technology and highlighting lesser-known truths may help improve public reception.
Always use caution when using these crucial tools for crop protection.
Purdue research indicates pollen is consistently contaminated with not only agricultural, but urban pesticides.
Rather than focusing all of a pre-emergent spray program in the winter to attack winter-emerging weeds, University of […]
Conditions favoring disease development and spread have led to the establishment of early warning or forecast programs for late blight and early blight.
In trials conducted at the University of New Hampshire, the cover crop was consistently among the highest biomass-producing treatments in the fall.
This year, leaffooted bugs are expected to be a significant problem in almonds and pistachios, but watching temperature […]
Stone fruit and almond growers looking to replant orchards might want to invest in soil samples to assess […]
Researchers, state agencies working together to prevent a potential outbreak.