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Imagine this. Rain followed by heat stress = creeping bentgrass problems. Just last week we diagnosed our first cases …
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Tomato late blight, caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, was confirmed today (July 11, 2014) in a tomato sample from Henderson County, North Carolina …
It is week eleven for our weekly scouting reports. Budworm pressure is relatively similar to last week. With most sites …
We are in our tenth week of scouting, and tobacco budworms are still active at most sites. Although, fewer …
It is our ninth week of scouting, and we are starting to see higher numbers of tobacco budworms at …
Cucurbit downy mildew was confirmed on a cucumber sample from a commercial field in Franklin County submitted to the …
Potato late blight, caused by the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, was reported yesterday (June 19, 2014) in a potato sample …
Farmers and gardeners who grow blueberries may notice damage to the developing berries caused by the cranberry fruitworm. The …
It is our seventh week of scouting at our IPM and grower standard fields. The tobacco plants are looking healthy, …
Over the past couple of weeks, a very familiar turfgrass disease, dollar spot, has begun its assault across much …
Cucurbit downy mildew, caused by the oomycete Pseudoperonospora cubensis, is a yearly concern for North Carolina cucurbit growers. Having …
Written by Emma Wallace and Dr. Lina Quesada-Ocampo Cucurbit downy mildew was reported today (June 9, 2014) in a commercial …
It is our sixth week of tobacco scouting, and this week brought a few changes. A small number of plants …
Our weekly scouting, now in week five, has shown a slight increase in flea beetle activity, but still well …
This week growers, agents, and consultants have noticed unusually large numbers of thrips on tobacco. This is no surprise …
By Dr. Anthony P. Keinath, Vegetable Pathologist from Clemson University in South Carolina Cucurbit anthracnose has shown up on watermelon at …
Plants have grown quite a bit in the last week, likely due to increased rainfall. There were a couple of …
In the past couple of weeks we have seen a few watermelon seedlings affected with gummy stem blight. Growers are advised …
It is week three monitoring the Integrated Pest Management fields and the grower standard fields in our Eastern and …
It is week two for scouting in our Eastern 1 and 2 research fields. In order to potentially reduce …
This factsheet describes the symptoms of a synthetic auxin (SA) herbicide injury.
This publication will help you identify the several species of ticks found in North Carolina …
This fact sheet discusses the Ash Flower Gall Mite, a minor/aesthetic pest of ash trees.
This publication describes the life cycle and control of the hemlock rust mite, which causes …
Target spot is a potentially devastating leaf spot disease in tobacco in North Carolina. This …
This factsheet describes the biology of the lesser cornstalk borer, Elasmopalpus lignosellus, and provides residential …
This factsheet describes the biology of the shining flower beetles, of the family Phalacridae.
This factsheet describes the symptoms of an ALS inhibitor herbicide injury.