
Apple Disease Update: Week of June 14, 2021
This week a few reminders about scab and rust management-I’ve had several correspondences about both. Let’s deal with the …
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Collapse ▲This week a few reminders about scab and rust management-I’ve had several correspondences about both. Let’s deal with the …
Codling moth model DD accumulations range from about 810 in Henderson County to about 1150 in Cleveland County. These …
6/9/2021 – By Katherine Learn, graduate student/research assistant, and Margaret Bloomquist, research associate (this article was also sent to …
Codling moth degree-day accumulations range from about 630 in Henderson County to approximately 960 DD in Cleveland County. At …
In this week’s post, I’d like to address a question that has been popping up recently: Options for flyspeck/sooty …
Webinar Wednesday, June 16: Summer Vineyard Management for High-Quality Muscadine Grapes The North Carolina Muscadine Grape Association and N.C. Cooperative …
Codling moth degree-day accumulations range from about 530 in Henderson County to 825 in Cleveland/Lincoln Counties. Hence, it remains …
It is not very often a photo of powdery mildew is the highlight picture in my blog post during …
Below is information about a three-part series of virtual meetings regarding the management of Honeycrisp. The discussion will be …
5/26/2021 – Research assistant and graduate student, Katie Learn, provided these pictures of recent activities in our North Carolina …
First take a moment to enjoy the beauty of the ooze droplets on the ‘Honeycrisp’ shoot above and then …
May 25, 2021 As has been the case for the past several weeks, codling moth remains the greatest threat throughout …
5/25/2021 – We got an amazing response to our spring research update with requests for more frequent updates with …
5/19/2021 – Greenhouse Product News’ 2021 Guide to Hemp Production includes an article I wrote that summarizes the requirements …
May 18, 2021 Codling moth remains the primary concern across the region, with degree-day accumulations since biofix ranging from about …
A brief update for this week since hopefully most attended the Petal Fall Twilight Meeting last week in Henderson …
5/18/2021 – It is a beautiful spring in western NC and our field research is in full swing once …
The destruction of the two cold snaps on fruit production and quality is beginning to come to light for …
May 11, 2021 Codling Moth We have entered a period where the main focus of insect control throughout the region is …
Please join us for the 2021 Tomato Field Day on Thursday, August 12th here at the Mountain Horticultural Crops Research and …
The Southeastern Vegetable Extension Workers Group (SEVEW) is proud to offer you the 25th edition …
Forest farming is an emerging agroforestry practice that fits well in the North Carolina landscape. …
This factsheet describes the biology of the willow bladdergall mite, Aculops tetanothrix, and provides residential …
This factsheet describes the biology of the spiny elm caterpillar or mourning cloak butterfly, Nymphalis …
This factsheet describes the biology of the oak shothole leafminer, Japanagromyza viridula.
Gummy stem blight is caused by several closely related fungal pathogens in the genus Stagonosporopsis …
This factsheet provides a brief summary of the various trees often grown in North Carolina …
This factsheet describes early blight of tomato, including identification, transmission and disease management, and control.