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Potato pest costs industry $120 million
09-02-2011
A major pest called the tomato potato psyllid, has cost the potato industry over a $120 million since its initial discovery in 2006, according to a new report from P
Tage:Potato, tomato potato psyllid, pest, New Zealand
Confirmation of new races of yellow and brown rust
08-25-2011
The UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey (UKCPVS) confirms the presence of new races of yellow rust and brown rust in winter wheat.
Tage:UK, cereal, wheat, crop disease
Japanese beetles reported for the first time in Nebraska field cr
07-27-2011
Japanese beetles are a common pest of corn and soybeans in the eastern Corn Belt, but we have not received previous reports of injury in Nebraska corn or soybeans.
Tage:Crop, Japanese beetles, pest
Beet growers warned to expect powdery mildew
07-14-2011
With pressure from powdery mildew and ramularia, and the rise in incidence of cercospora, Dominic Kilburn assesses the options and strategies available to sugar beet
Tage:Beet, crop pest, powdery mildew
Australia: CQ growers urged to watch for ascochyta blight
07-06-2011
Central Queensland chickpea growers are urged to be on the lookout for ascochyta blight and be ready to apply a fungicide in order to prevent yield loss or seed dama
Tage:Austrailia, Central Queensland, disease, ascochyta blight, fungicide
Ash borers hit trees in nearly half of Indiana
07-05-2011
Metro-area residents are bracing for an invasion by a pest that is now on Indianapolis' doorstep after having already killed nearly a third of the state's ash trees.
Tage:Pest, infestation, pest control, Ash borerr, Indiana
Corn, soybeans at risk for seedling disease
06-13-2011
Growers need to be on the watch for seedling diseases in corn and soybeans. Damping off of the seedlings can be seen now, according to Alison Robertson, associate pr
Tage:crop disease, Damping off , Syngenta, seed treatment
Risk of disease still high in lettuce in UK
06-02-2011
ADAS experts are warning lettuce growers that the risk of disease is still high, despite the very cold winter and the dry spring.
Tage:UK, disease, lettuce, fungicide
Deadly fungus threatens Latin American cocoa crop
05-27-2011 by Jean Guerrero
Cocoa farmers from Brazil to Mexico are scrambling to protect their crops from a potentially devastating fungus that could crimp supplies of the chocolate ingredient
Tage:Latin America, cocoa, crop, fungus, Brazil
Yellow rockets troubling farmers this year
05-18-2011
Those lush, yellow flowers covering west-central Illinois farm fields may be pretty to look at, but they actually are weeds gone wild.
Tage:USA, weed, yellow rocket

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