Fruit IPM Report June 17, 2025

Peach: Bacterial Spot: Fruit symptoms from this set of infections have begun to appear in southern counties. So far fruit symptoms are very low and only in highly susceptible varieties. Peaches are at or past pit hardening and fruit now has some resistance to bacterial spot. Infections can still occur but will be less unsightly […]

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2025 Rutgers Turfgrass Research Field Days

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Forest Tree and Plant Identification Program Offered This Summer

Scan QR code or the link below! Forest Tree & Plant Identification Outdoor Lessons for Land Stewards

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Veg IPM update 6/12/25

6 tiny light-colored thrips on a tomato leaf.

Greetings from the Veg IPM team! Sweet Corn Early plantings of sweet corn are silking throughout New Jersey. Moth captures in much of the state (see map) are indicating that 4 day spray intervals are necessary, with pockets of higher pressure requiring 3 day intervals, and a few with lower pressure, indicating 5 or 6 […]

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Networks to reduce risk: Building viable NJ farms

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Agritourism Marketing Survey

WVU Extension and other colleagues are trying to understand how we can better help you with your Agritourism Marketing. It will tremendously help us to help you in the future. Please take a few minutes (at most 5 minutes) to answer the questions here: https://s.uconn.edu/agritourism-marketing

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