Networks to Reduce Risk: Field Trip on November 1st

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Veg IPM Update 10/10/25

Greetings from the Veg IPM team! This will be the last regular update of the season. Should an urgent issue arise, we will put out a special edition of the Plant Pest Advisory. Sweet Corn For those who still have silking corn, Corn earworm pressure is finally letting up throughout the state (see map). Rotation […]

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Northeast Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education – Farmer Grant Applications Available – Due December 9, 2025

The Call for 2026 Northeast SARE Farmer Grant applications is now available. Awards of up to $30,000 are available, depending on the complexity of a project. Proposals are due no later than 5:00 p.m. EST on December 9, 2025. The NJ SARE Coordinator is Stephen Komar, Agricultural Agent in Sussex County and Michelle Infante-Casella is […]

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Networks to Reduce Risk: Food Innovation Center on November 19

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Networks to Reduce Risk: Field Trip on November 1st

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Veg IPM Update 10/3/25

Spray intervals based on nightly pheromone moth captures for the southern part of New Jersey. Note that not all locations in the IPM program are currently trapping. This map is based on the following thresholds: 0 moths = 6-7 day schedule, 1 moth = 5 day spray schedule, 2-20 moths = 4 day spray schedule, 20+ moths = 3 day spray schedule.

Greetings from the Veg IPM team! Sweet Corn Corn is wrapping up slowly. Corn earworm trap catches have decreased in the central and northern parts of the state, while staying high in the south (see map). If temperatures get high (>85 degrees F), shorten the spray interval by one day. Rotation is important for avoiding […]

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