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Plants at sites throughout the state are reaching the button stage where the plant begins to produce unopened flowers …
I got a call from a Chatham County greenhouse tomato grower recently about an insect flying around that they had …
8/17/2022 – I wrote this post in 2015. Interesting to see what we were doing then and what has …
Hibiscus sawfly, Atomacera decepta, is a common pest of hibiscus. Not much is known about this critter from what I …
Below are two pictures of “black flag” symptoms on young cotton. These pictures were taken by Webster Harrell in …
Originally posted on ecoIPM.org… You can often see hoverflies zipping in and out of flowers in your garden. They approach …
Lace bugs have been out most of the summer but the damage is becoming apparent now as populations grow. …
This week I found cottony camellia scale ovisacs on hollies in my yard and on campus. Cottony camellia scale, …
If you see ragged holes in leaves with no pest in site you may have slugs. Slugs thrive in …
Cucurbit downy mildew, caused by the oomycete Pseudoperonospora cubensis, is a yearly concern for North Carolina cucurbit growers. The …
This week Cliff Ruth told me they were finding red headed flea beetle adults and larvae in mountain nurseries. …
This week did not find many ambrosia beetles in our traps this week (there will always be a few) …
If you have conifers or other plants that seem to have grown weird, dangling pinecones, look again because you …
The Daylily leafminer is a recent pest from Asia. It was first detected in 2006 but has now spread …
Bacterial blight, caused by Xanthomonas hortorum pv. pelargonii, was confirmed on a geranium sample from a North Carolina greenhouse …
If you like NC Pest News you might like the ecoipm blog. I use the blog to post information …
Throughout this manual we have discussed how organic farmers strive to build healthy soil in …
In our drive to meet the food and fiber needs of ever-increasing populations, we are …
Cover crops are pivotal parts of every organic farmer’s management scheme. They are crucial to …
This online publication describes how cover crops affect the soil, how to establish cover crops, …
This document was developed in workshops with North Carolina growers to provide a framework for …
This publication discusses flying unmanned aerial vehicles (drones, model aircraft) for commercial purposes. You'll learn …
This publication discusses growing and harvesting head lettuce, the most important salad vegetable grown in …
Grapes are welcome summer treats that can be eaten fresh, processed into jellies, jams, juice …