By Bruce Clarke Have received several questions from golf course superintendents over the last few days about potential phytotoxicity from the use of Daconil Action (cholorthalonil + acibenzolar) on golf course greens and fairways. I have worked with Daconil Action for 7-8 years and have not seen any “unique” phytotoxicity associated with that… Source: Read […]
Continue reading...July 27, 2012 Administrator
Bacterial Decline of Creeping Bentgrass
By Bruce Clarke Several golf courses in the tri-state area have reported symptoms of etiolation and decline of creeping bentgrass putting greens. In some cases, the etiolation has occurred in isolated areas and then disappeared, but in other situations etiolation has progressed into a gradual decline of affected turf. Patches can range from… Source: Read […]
Continue reading...July 23, 2012 Administrator
Crabgrass Continues to Emerge
By Jim Murphy Recent rains have stimulated more crabgrass to emerge. This will probably continue through the end of the month. If applied preemergence herbicides, especially early in the spring, you may start to see “breakthrough”. If have decided to control crabgrass postemergence (manually or with postemergence herbicides), you should scout for emerging plants after… Source: Read […]
Continue reading...July 17, 2012 Administrator
Small Fruit IPM Report July 17, 2012
-Dean Polk, Fruit IPM Agent and David Schmitt, Eugene Rizio and Atanas Atanassov, Program Associates, Tree Fruit IPM Grape Blueberry
Continue reading...July 13, 2012 Administrator
NJ IR-4 A Call for Project Submissions
The IR-4 Project is “a cooperative program of the USDA and the SAES, with the principle goal of developing data to support and to expedite regulatory clearances of newer, reduced risk pest control products for specialty crop growers.” More information on the IR-4 Project can be found at http://ir4.rutgers.edu. As the IR-4 liaison for the state of New Jersey, my main […]
Continue reading...July 13, 2012 Administrator
Vegetable IPM July 13, 2012
-Kristian Holmstrom Sweet Corn European corn borer (ECB) adult catches have begun to increase again in some parts of the state. This is an indication that the second flight is starting. The most consistent catches at this time are in Salem and Cumberland counties, although low level catches are also being recorded in Morris and […]
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