
Let's Grow Broccoli in WNC! Project Update
7/30/2020 – Written by Margaret Bloomquist, Research Associate Next year marks the 10th growing season of the Eastern Broccoli Project! This season we …
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Collapse ▲7/30/2020 – Written by Margaret Bloomquist, Research Associate Next year marks the 10th growing season of the Eastern Broccoli Project! This season we …
Codling moth pheromone trap captures remain low throughout the area, while oriental fruit moth captures have crept up in …
Sivanto Prime for control of sugarcane aphid on sweet sorghum has been approved for use in North Carolina during …
7/28/20 – Written by Margaret Bloomquist, Research Associate, and Katie Learn, Research Assistant in the North Carolina Alternative Crops …
The EPA has approved the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services request for a Section 18 Emergency Exemption …
At lower elevations (<1000 ft), first generation brown mamorated stink bug is beginning to emerge, while at higher elevations …
Late blight on tomato was confirmed in Buncombe County on July 17, 2010, and confirmed by microscopic observation of …
The emerald ash borer, a beautiful but extremely destructive, exotic insect pest, has now been detected in North Carolina. …
Persistent wet weather conditions continue to cause issues for tobacco diseases across the state. In particular, target spot, caused …
In the previous Disease Update I sent a basic spray schedule for Glomerella leaf spot/bitter rot management for early-, …
Overall direct insect pest populations remain relatively low throughout the region, while populations of key secondary pests such as …
For the most part insect activity is relatively low throughout the western region, including the piedmont and mountain production …
Many thanks to project coordinator Kira Chaloupka, student photographer Calla Veazie, Extension Specialist Joe Neal, Extension Agents Ashley Troth, …
6/30/2020 – We have been a little quiet online lately as our team is learning how to manage our …
Throughout most of the higher elevation orchards (≥2000 ft), we are still in that period of the low potential …
This week serves as a reminder to stay the course and DO NOT let up on 7 to 10 …
NC State University Chancellor Woodson recently stated that “We stand against and condemn white supremacy, racial injustice, and all …
We are currently in a lull of direct pest activity throughout the western apple region. Codling moth degree-day (DD) …
Written by Lina Quesada-Ocampo and Brandon Parker Cucumber downy mildew, caused by the oomycete pathogen Pseudoperonospora cubensis, has been found …