All licensed pesticide applicators, as well as dealers, who store pesticides are required by law to send a copy of their storage inventor(ies) with an explanatory cover letter to the local fire company by May 1st each year. In New Jersey, all licensed pesticide applicators and dealers who store pesticides are required per N.J.A.C. 7:30-9.5 […] Read More »
Continue reading...April 10, 2017 Pat Hastings
The ONE Date Jersey Licensed Pesticide Applicators NEVER forget – May 1st!!!!!!!!!
April 10, 2017 Pat Hastings
The ONE Date Jersey Licensed Pesticide Applicators NEVER forget – May 1st!!!!!!!!!
All licensed pesticide applicators, as well as dealers, who store pesticides are required by law to send a copy of their storage inventor(ies) with an explanatory cover letter to the local fire company by May 1st each year. In New Jersey, all licensed pesticide applicators and dealers who store pesticides are required per N.J.A.C. 7:30-9.5 […] Read More »
Continue reading...April 10, 2017 Dave Schmitt
Tree Fruit IPM Report for April 10, 2017
Fire Blight: The Cougar Blight model over at NEWA is predicting a high risk of fire blight in Southern counties for this week, due to the predicted hot weather along with a chance of showers. Actively oozing cankers were seen this week in a young block of pears in Gloucester County. Currently April 12-15 looks […]
Continue reading...April 10, 2017 Andy Wyenandt
Vegetable Disease Update – 4/10/17
Asparagus Phytophthora crown and spear rot – In fields with low spots (poorly drained soils) or fields with a history of crown and/or spear rot apply Ridomil Gold 4SL (mefenoxam, 4) at 1.0 pt/A, or Ultra Flourish 2E/A (mefenoxam, 4) at 2.0 pt/A, or MetaStar 2E (metalaxyl, 4) at 2.0 qt/A over beds just before […]
Continue reading...April 10, 2017 Andy Wyenandt
Controlling Spring Diseases in Asparagus
Asparagus season is just around the corner and now is a good time to review important diseases. Wet soil conditions are ideal for Phytophthora and Pythium development. To help reduce potential losses, especially in fields with low spots or fields that are poorly drained soils, or more importantly, in fields with a history of either […]
Continue reading...April 10, 2017 Andy Wyenandt
Got humidity? Get rid of it!
Unfortunately, closed greenhouses retain heat and humidity which can spell problems if left unchecked. Remember, high relative humidity equals wet leaves which favor the development of fungal diseases such as Botrytis or bacterial diseases such as bacterial leaf spot. To avoid potential problems, do your best to vent out as much humidity as possible in the […]
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