2024 Has Been a Bad Year for Apple Scab Infections By University of Minnesota Extension|September 20, 2024 Apple scab is one of the most significant diseases that impact apples. This year’s frequent rain events made apple scab infections worse than usual.Read More
The Hidden Margin Leak Between Projected and Actual Harvest Dates By Muhammad Abdullah, Folio3 Agtech|June 2, 2026
New Round of USDA Aid for Specialty Crops Good News for California Walnuts By California Walnut Commission|June 1, 2026
Shrimp Shells Loom Large in Fight Against Apple Scab By Thomas Skernivitz|August 11, 2020 Chitosan, a byproduct of the seafood industry, could enhance biopesticide effectiveness during crop production.
Risk Of Apple Scab Is High Despite Cold Temperatures Posted by Christina Herrick|April 6, 2016 Researchers say snow does not kill spores, but it does complicate spraying copper and other products.
New Disease Control Tools For Fruit And Nut Growers By Christina Herrick|July 29, 2015 Apple scab is a big problem for growers in the Midwest and East. But, a new fungicide boasts […]
Apple Scab Alert Posted by Christina Herrick|May 18, 2015 Kari Peter of Penn State University Extension warned growers of possible apple scab and fire blight infections following […]
Apple Scab Spores Begin To Emerge In Pennsylvania By Growing Produce Staff|April 14, 2015 Now is a good time to apply copper sprays to protect trees.
