Rutgers Cooperative Extension
Sweet Corn Corn earworm (CEW) moth captures have declined dramatically with cold night temperatures. As nights warm again toward the weekend, we may see some recovery in adult activity. Growers should consider this pest to still be at moderately high population levels in the state unless warmer nights indicate that the threat has diminished. […]
Continue reading...There is still time to register for the September 2020 Nursery Twilight Meeting (Virtual) Registrations will be accepted until noon Thursday. Registration is required (Free). This Thursday, September 24th, 2020 6:00-7:00 pm please log-in between 5:30 and 5:50pm Click here to register for the twilight meeting Registration password: nursery Click here to upload your government […]
Continue reading...Partnering with the Northeast Center for Occupational Health and Safety (NEC), the Vessel Dynamics Laboratory at George Mason University created an online app that shows how various practices aimed to slow the spread of COVID-19 among farm workers in shared housing can work. Room for Improvement: An Online Tool for Reducing the Spread of COVID-19 […]
Continue reading...Conditions for good annual bluegrass growth have returned. Whether you adore or despise Poa annua, consider completing a survey which will allow us to collect valuable insights regarding the turf industry and opinions about managing this pesky grass. T… Read More »
Continue reading...Climate change is bringing challenges for vegetable and small fruit growers. For farmers to reduce their risk, they need to adapt. To address this increasing need, the Climate Adaptation Fellowship was created. The 1-year program provides a peer-to-peer curriculum for farmers and advisors. Its framework is designed to integrate climate science with a land […]
Continue reading...Inspectors at the New Jersey Department of Agriculture recently flagged an unusually high number of tea roses expressing rose mosaic disease. These roses were shipped in from out of state. If you plan to inventory this type of rose for the upcoming season, it is highly advised that you have conversations about this with your […]
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