
Tobacco Insect Scouting Report, September 4 2015
This week was busy with the final primings at nearly all of our remaining sites. We will continue reporting our …
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Collapse ▲This week was busy with the final primings at nearly all of our remaining sites. We will continue reporting our …
With harvesting well underway, we are now able to observe how insects distribute themselves on the remaining foliage in the …
We are seeing more flea beetle feeding at sites with the lowest leaves still present on plants and consistently seeing beetles …
Similar to recent weeks, we are still in a bit of a midsummer lull for pest pressure. However, we still …
At least one fungicide application for leaf spot has been made to most of the peanut crop by now. …
Budworm populations have surpassed threshold at all IPM sites to date, and all but one field has been treated. It …
Over the past week or so we’ve received a number of phone calls, emails, and text messages asking about …
This week we saw an increase in budworm pressure across nearly all sites. Given that some sites will be …
We are seeing different population densities of both hornworms and budworms across all sites as a result of chemical treatment, …
Plants at sites throughout the state are reaching the button stage where the plant begins to produce unopened flowers …
We’ve begun scouting in some our sites for this field season! It’s warming up outside and we are excited to …
An updated version of the pdf “Peanut Disease Photos” has been posted. Color images of 16 diseases and disorders …
There has been a lot of discussion about the dos and don’ts of greenhouse fertility management. As we approach …
This link (Soybean 2015) provides a recorded presentation intended for agent training or broadcast in grower meetings. Please report …
Fifteen GAP recertification meetings will be held in North Carolina during January and February of 2015. You can find …
Tobacco harvest and insect populations are winding down. Last week, the grower at our Eastern 1 and 2 sites …
We are at week twenty of scouting. Scouting was done earlier in the week for the Piedmont site, and now they are …
We are at week nineteen of scouting, and harvesting is happening at all locations. The Piedmont site continued with harvesting this week …
We are at week eighteen of scouting. Two of our eastern sites are almost done with harvesting, while harvesting continues …
It is week seventeen with our scouting reports, and not much change can be seen. There are still a …
Areolate mildew, originating in Alabama in 1890, and target spot, first described in Mississippi in …
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This factsheet discusses the biology, damage, and management of the cannabis aphid in industrial hemp …
This publication explains plant growth regulators for a variety of crops.
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Knowing the soil profile of your agricultural land will help determine the spacing needed for …
Many organic vegetable farmers are interested in producing sweet corn. Organic sweet corn can be …
Soybean seedling diseases are caused by several different pathogens. While cultural management is the same …