The Hudson Valley has a diverse and abundant pest complex in most of the food crops grown here. The regions orchards, both large and small, have wooded edge along the orchard perimeter that harbor migratory pests, which impact crops from … Continue reading
Dr. Srdjan Acimovic is a tree fruit plant pathologist at the Hudson Valley Research Laboratory. He has begun posting articles to his Lab Site beginning with a post titled: Sooty Blotch and Flyspeck Now Visible in Hudson Valley Srdjan accepted … Continue reading
During recent drought conditions coupled with high temperatures, mite populations have increased in apple and stone fruit throughout the fruit growing regions of the state. The high temps provide mite populations very short generational periods, allowing the pest to rapidly … Continue reading
Since mid-April we’ve been monitoring Brown Marmorated Stink Bug, Halyomorpha halys (BMSB) in 8 counties of Eastern New York using the standard black Tedders trap and aggregation pheromone. If you’ve been following BMSB trap captures using EDDMaps/BMSB you’ve found that … Continue reading
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