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Sweet Corn Attention sweet corn growers! Please take a few moments to complete this survey. Rutgers IPM personnel expect to participate in grant funded research guided by grower responses. See the brief description below. Thank you for your help! Corn Earworm Management in Sweet Corn Needs Assessment Survey Dr. Kelly Hamby, Associate Professor/Extension Specialist with […]
Continue reading...Basil downy mildew has been confirmed in a home owners garden in Atlantic County in southern New Jersey. This is the first report of BDM in the state and region this growing season and about three weeks earlier than last year. All basil growers are encouraged to scout their fields or greenhouses on a daily […]
Continue reading...Often considered a minor pathogen, angular leaf spot caused by the bacterium, Xanthomonas fragariae, can cause serious leaf and calyx infections ruining the marketability of fruit if left uncontrolled.
Continue reading...If the erratic, hot then wet weather wasn’t enough, temperatures have fluctuated the past few days with night time temperatures becoming much cooler in some parts of the state and region. With this comes the potential for cold injury on spring planted crops. Cold injury can take may different shapes on affected plants and developing […]
Continue reading...BOXWOOD BLIGHT There is an immediate potential for boxwood blight June 4/5th throughout NJ. Preventative / protective fungicide applications should be initiated and continued in high value crops Boxwood Blight risk-model information, considerations, and links: Boxwood Blight Risk Assessment as of 6/1/2021 Region Location CODE 1-Jun 2-Jun 3-Jun 4-Jun 5-Jun 6-Jun Southern Upper Deerfield NJ50 […]
Continue reading...For over a decade, basil downy mildew (BDM) has caused significant losses in basil grown in organic and conventional field and greenhouse production across the United States. At the time of its introduction, there were very few fungicides labeled for its control making it nearly impossible to grow a successful crop in many areas of […]
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