Cucurbit disease webinar
... Center:
Diagnosing and controlling important cucurbit diseases in the home garden is an online web seminar that will take place July ... can view a previous webinar, Late blight and other important ...
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Curiosity and expertise earn Excellence in IPM award for Cornell ‘pumpkin whisperer’
... and well-versed in the solutions to devastating plant diseases. And for growers with trouble on their hands, she’s available at ... conventional growers use to combat disease pests such as late Read More
Podcast: What’s wrong with my tomatoes? with Meg McGrath
... Vegetable Pathology website for photo gallery of tomato diseases and other ...
Be on the lookout for basil downy mildew
... Research & Extension Center: Reminiscent of the late blight outbreak of 2009, basil plants with downy mildew are being found at big ... locations in Ontario. And I'm getting reports of the Read More
In the news
... by SWD." Ready to plant: 'Iron Lady' tomato punches out blights - If the name fits, grow it: "Iron Lady" is the first tomato to resist three major fungal Read More
McKay wins IPM award
... if or when growers need to spray to protect crops from late blight, a deadly plant diseases. McKay's team supports research to help growers use softer fungicides ... noting that McKay ...
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In the news
... Long Island Horticultural Research & Extension Center of late blight: "This is a community disease because it is so contagious and destructive. We all need to work ...
Potato Field Day July 7
... lunch we will have presentations on various pests, diseases and problems facing the New York State potato industry, plus observe ... Bill Fry will discuss his work on a real-time potato Read More
Tim Martinson in The New York Times
... Ventilation will 'dry off the fruit sooner and reduce disease,' Mr. Martinson said.
"The vine shouldn’t be allowed to crop until ... growing in the United States is particularly vulnerable to blights and ...
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Watch your basil and tomatoes
... because they are vulnerable to potentially devastating diseases, says Meg McGrath, plant pathologist at Cornell University’s Long ... first seen in the U.S. in 2007 that has spread quickly in late summer ...
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