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Miticides options for controlling mites in cherry
Published on June 28, 2016
Many options are available for mite control in Michigan cherries. -
Brian Sylvester
Subject Matter Expert, Regulatory Leadership in Food Law
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Aurora Torres
Research Associate
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When beige beetles with orange legs start to take over your garden this summer
Published on June 20, 2024
A high population of rose chafers can do serious damage to plants in the landscape. -
West central Michigan tree fruit update – June 20, 2023
Published on June 20, 2023
Tart cherries are starting to turn red, and sweet cherry harvest is around the corner. Growers are hand thinning peaches and apples to maximize fruit size this season. -
Michigan chestnut scouting report – May 5, 2017
Published on May 5, 2017
We will be tracking chestnut development, management and pest pressure this season. Subscribe to our newsletter to ensure you don’t miss any important information. -
Michigan chestnut report for May 14, 2015
Published on May 15, 2015
Chestnut trees are breaking dormancy around Michigan. -
Excess demand amid quality misperceptions: the case for low-cost seed quality signalling strategies
Published on September 17, 2022
Maredia, M. K., & Bartle, B. (2022). Excess demand amid quality misperceptions: the case for low-cost seed quality signalling strategies. European Review of Agricultural Economics. -
Michigan chestnut scouting report for July 10, 2015
Published on July 13, 2015
Japanese beetles are emerging in southern and central Michigan and potato leafhopper populations are substantial. -
West Michigan tree fruit update – June 13, 2017
Published on June 13, 2017
Hot weather requires irrigation for tree fruits. -
Molly Sears
Assistant Professor
searsmo1@msu.edu
517-432-3649
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EFSA Concludes Significant Risk for Bees while U.S. Continues to Take Comments
Published on April 13, 2018
Neonicotinoids, or nicotine-like insecticides, are typically used to coat seeds to protect against insects upon planting.