The Pesticide Management Education Program (PMEP) at Cornell University is pleased to announce the availability of the 2020 Cornell Guide for Integrated Field Crop Management. Written by Cornell University specialists, this publication is designed ...
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Volume 18, Number 10 Contents 1 View from the Field 1.1 Potato Leafhopper (Empoasca fabae) 1.2 Cattle Flies 2 Potato Leafhopper in Alfalfa 3 NYS Western Bean Cutworm Report for Field Corn 2019 4 ...
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Ken Wise and Jaime Cummings NYS IPM Across the state, there are many reports of potato leafhopper (PLH) approaching threshold in alfalfa. It is important protect your alfalfa quality by knowing what to do ...
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Volume 18 -Number 9 Contents 1 Cornell University Willsboro Research Farm Open House 2 View from the Field 2.1 Black Cutworm 2.2 True Armyworm 2.3 Slugs 2.4 Potato Leafhopper 2.5 Stable Flies on Cattle ...
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In May, Cornell University entomologist Elson Shields, Ph.D., and Research Support Specialist Antonio Testa transport 23 billion native New York nematodes to farms in Texas and New Mexico for field application against Western corn ...
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Jaime Cummings, Ken Wise and Amara Dunn, NYS IPM The cereal leaf beetle (CLB), Oulema melanopus, can be a significant pest of winter and spring small grains production in NY, especially in parts of ...
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Volume 18, Number 7 Contents 1 Cornell University Willsboro Research Farm Open House 2 View from the Field 3 Weather Outlook – June 13, 2019 4 Dairy Fly IPM Demonstrations 5 Time to Scout ...
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Volume 18-Number 4 Contents 1 View from the Field 2 Weather Outlook – May 24, 2019 3 Sclerotinia Crown and Stem Rot on Alfalfa (AKA: White Mold) 4 Fusarium head blight commentary, May 22, ...
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Volume 18-Number 3 Contents 1 View from the Field 2 Weather Outlook – May 16, 2019 3 Alfalfa Weevil is Slowly Appearing 4 Waterhemp Herbicide Resistance Tests: Preliminary results 5 Black Cutworm Moth Captures ...
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Jaime Cummings and Ken Wise, NYS Integrated Pest Management Program Despite this cold, wet spring, which has delayed planting and other farming efforts across NY, our pests and diseases continue to rear their ugly ...
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