
Apple Disease Update: June 16, 2020
Well Southeastern Apple Growers, it was only a matter of time. This past weekend I observed small purple lesions …
Well Southeastern Apple Growers, it was only a matter of time. This past weekend I observed small purple lesions …
A few days without rain should provide an opportunity to cover your trees before the next downpour. Although rains …
Short and sweet pathology update this week since Glomerella and rain is probably the main thing on the brain. …
Apologies for the delayed post this week. Between the cold temps and paucity of good thinning this year, it …
With the warm and humid/wet weather conditions in Western NC this week, hopefully your trees were well protected against …
I feel like the majority of apple growers in NC would laugh at me and possibly call for my …
The unseasonably cool temperatures throughout Western NC has put apple tree development in a bit of a holding pattern. …
Congratulations and celebrate because primary apple scab season ended on April 12th in Western NC! However, please do not …
I thought a combined post on disease management for the pink and bloom stages was justifiable this week since …
With the exception of ‘Rome Beauty’ and trees recently planted, nearly all cultivars in North Carolina have passed the …
Silver tip and green tip have arrived in most apple orchards and cultivars throughout NC. Given the importance of …
Premature defoliation resulting from Necrotic Leaf Blotch and Glomerella Leaf Spot was the focus of last week’s post. Unfortunately …