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Tobacco Insect Scouting Report, September 4 2015
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Just a short post here to announce the arrival of azalea caterpillars for this year. Azalea caterpillars, Datana major, …
Granulate ambrosia beetles are primary pests of nurseries in spring. However, it seems like every year folks report ambrosia …
A number of folks are concerned about sap beetle injury this year. Sap beetles are secondary pests. That means …
Dear Strawberry Growers – I received this weather update yesterday by Dr. Jay Schlegel for growers in Mid-Atlantic region. …
With harvesting well underway, we are now able to observe how insects distribute themselves on the remaining foliage in the …
Asiatic Soybean Rust was confirmed on soybeans in a sentinel plot in Jackson County, Florida, earlier today. Earlier, rust …
We are seeing more flea beetle feeding at sites with the lowest leaves still present on plants and consistently seeing beetles …
Originally posted on ecoipm.org Last week I wrote a post about recent research by Don Cipollini and Chad Rigsby at …
Similar to recent weeks, we are still in a bit of a midsummer lull for pest pressure. However, we still …
Originally posted on ecoipm.org See an update to this story posted here. As reported by Entomology Today, Emerald ash borer, Agrilus …
Impatiens necrotic spot virus (INSV) affects ornamental greenhouse crops like impatiens and mums but also many vegetables and herbs. The …
Budworm populations have surpassed threshold at all IPM sites to date, and all but one field has been treated. It …
Maybe you have already found the relatively new (at least to me) Extension Resource Catalog. This is a huge …
Over the past week or so we’ve received a number of phone calls, emails, and text messages asking about …
Each year the Cotton Belt entomologists are polled concerning insecticide efficacy. You can find these by going to the …
This article is focused on management of stink bugs in the Blacklands, Coastal Plain, and eastern Piedmont (primarily brown …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org. Mimosa webworms are active in Raleigh. I saw initial webbing this week. These are annual pests …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org Every year around this time I get calls and emails from homeowners and landscapers who notice …
This week we saw an increase in budworm pressure across nearly all sites. Given that some sites will be …
This document was developed in workshops with North Carolina growers to provide a framework for …
This muscadine grape production guide will help the increasing number of North Carolina farmers who …
The purpose of this bulletin is to summarize the specific characteristics of the cultivars released …
This publication is a useful resource that shell egg producers can use to identify egg …
This publication discusses the methods and results of a study researching the benefits of cover …
This factsheet for farmers describes ways to control the harmful effects of excess nutrients while …
This publication provides background information and references for the Water Needs Assessment Tool spreadsheet and …
The Southeastern Vegetable Extension Workers Group (SEVEW) is proud to offer you the 25th edition …