Growers’ Help Wanted on Spotted Wing Drosophila Survey Posted by David Eddy|February 28, 2017 National project needs input on how the nasty pest affected your farms in 2016.Read More
FDA Continues Focus on Lettuce in Cyclospora Outbreak Probe Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 20, 2026
Hot Take on Cyclospora and the Weakening of Food Safety Surveillance By Western Growers|July 16, 2026
New Discovery Smells Like Victory for Florida Avocado Growers Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 27, 2017 Scientists find naturally occurring repellent that could keep disease-carrying beetles at bay.
Pests, Diseases in Organic Growing the topic of Washington State University Fruit School Posted by Christina Herrick|February 4, 2017 Biology, ecology of organic production the focus of two-day event.
3 Ways to Save Your Vegetable Crops From Diamondback Moths By Bonnie C. Wells|January 13, 2017 An integrated approach is key to managing this destructive pest.
Two Tips to Improve Your Potato Seed Stock By Bonnie C. Wells|December 21, 2016 High-quality seed stock with a guaranteed low incidence of disease is the first step to success.
Back a United Front to Fight and Defeat Pests By Christian F. Miller|December 1, 2016 Coordination and integration are key factors to any successful crop protection battle plan.
USDA Awards $9.4M For Pest Management Posted by Christina Herrick|November 18, 2016 Projects aim to reduce pests, weeds, and diseases on farms through IPM.
CEU Series: Learning About Pesticide Resistance Is Anything But Futile By Gene McAvoy|November 1, 2016 A proactive approach using all applicable IPM tactics is the most effective way to avoid this persistent problem.
New Project Targets BMSB – Sustainably By Rosemary Hallberg|October 30, 2016 Armed with a $3.7 million grant, North Carolina State University researchers have the brown marmorated stink bug, which has been found in 43 states, in their cross hairs.
CEU Series: Improve Your Integrated Pest Management Plan By Gene McAvoy|October 1, 2016 Balance in cultural, biological, and chemical procedures can not only be effective, but also economically feasible.
San Jose Scale Is An Old Pest That Is A New Threat To Apple Growers By Art Agnello|September 26, 2016 Growers see increase in infestations due to changes in chemical control programs.
New Biopesticide Available From BioWorks Posted by Rosemary Gordon|August 30, 2016 Mycoinsecticide has quick knockdown effect and multiple modes of action.
New Facility To Produce Natural Enemy Of Asian Citrus Psyllid Posted by Christina Herrick|August 2, 2016 Insect production greenhouse at Cal Poly Pomona to rear and study Tamarixia radiata wasp.
Organic Insect Control Product Available From BioWorks Posted by Rosemary Gordon|July 25, 2016 The mycoinsecticide is EPA registered and controls a variety of insect pests.
Study Shows Buckwheat Can Help Stifle Squash Pests Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 21, 2016 Unique cover crop choice attracts beneficial bugs, increasing pollination prospects and reducing insect threats.
Scientists Find Sound Way To Trap Citrus Psyllids Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 3, 2016 By using acoustics, USDA researchers are able to lure HLB-carrying pests looking for love.
More Apps Help Growers Identify Insects And Diseases Posted by Christina Herrick|May 25, 2016 Berries, apples, pears, and cherries now rolled into new app series from Clemson University.
How To Build A Better Beetle Trap Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 3, 2016 UF/IFAS study on luring, snaring the notorious redbay ambrosia beetle earns prestigious award.
USDA Offers $4 Million For Pest Management Posted by Christina Herrick|April 20, 2016 Funding to be used to increase crop protection practices, tackle high-priority pests.
Focus On IPM: Biocontrols Provide Progressive Grower Solutions By Richard Jones | David Eddy|March 15, 2016 The Biocontrols USA 2016 Conference & Expo explored new ways to make biological control a mainstream part of your pest management program.
