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As temperatures rise, so do mite pressures

Jun 10, 2020

Summer is in full swing and temperatures are rising, which means it is important for growers and PCAs to continue scouting for mites in their vineyards. Once mites are established, the pests can be difficult to eliminate, so quick and effective...

Lag phase is more than meets the eye

Jun 10, 2020

While it may look like not much is happening to the outside, there’s lots going on inside the berry as seeds or embryos start to mature.

Agencies research smoke taint in grapes

Jun 10, 2020

USDA/ARS has teamed with state and federal institutions to examine grape smoke exposure.

California table grape harvest kicks off

Jun 10, 2020

The state is starting a little later than usual, but prices are good and demand is high.

Farm Progress America, June 10, 2020

Jun 10, 2020

Max Armstrong looks at the rules surrounding regulation and use of crop protection products

10 things you should know about the Asian giant hornet

Jun 10, 2020

This invasive species is getting a lot of national attention, but what should those in the West know?

International Trade Commission to track foreign cherry imports

Jun 10, 2020

The cherry industry claims it has suffered because of Turkey's unfair trade practices.

Take control of multiflora rose in pastures

Jun 10, 2020

This noxious weed has taken over in many pastures.

Missouri soil lab remains open to serve farmers

Jun 10, 2020

Here is how to collect and send samples to the University of Missouri Soil and Plant Testing Laboratory.

Hot, dry weather means rapid progress for cotton crop

Jun 10, 2020

Slideshow: Almost all cotton planting in Kansas was wrapped up by the first week of June.

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