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  • East Michigan fruit update – Aug. 25, 2020

    Published on August 25, 2020
    Brown marmorated stink bug feeding damage in apples is more common this week. Peach and blueberry harvest are nearing an end. Summer apple, blackberry and fall red raspberry harvest continues.

  • Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – July 8, 2014

    Published on July 8, 2014
    First trap catch of Spotted wing Drosophila and cherry fruit flies have been seen, and second generation codling moth and oriental fruit moth trap catch is on the rise. Strawberry and sweet cherry harvest has wrapped up and tart cherry harvest continues.

  • Grand Rapids tree fruit update – August 6, 2024

    Published on August 6, 2024
    Apple maturity and integrated pest management information.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – June 19, 2018

    Published on June 19, 2018
    The hot weather has ripened fruit quickly, ending strawberry harvest.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – August 20, 2024

    Published on August 21, 2024
    Sunny days and cool nights ahead will help fruit to build sugar and develop skin color.

  • East Michigan fruit update – May 7, 2019

    Published on May 7, 2019
    Rainfall and mostly cooler temperatures over the last week have continued to slow the growth of fruit crops over the region.

  • East Michigan fruit update – April 24, 2018

    Published on April 24, 2018
    Warmer temperatures over the last few days have finally started to push some early growth in fruit crops.

  • Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – July 28, 2020

    Published on July 28, 2020
    Apples are sizing nicely as the drier summer days are upon us.

  • State pesticide applicators certification exam now available online

    Published on June 29, 2016
    MDARD has partnered with the Metro Institute to offer computer-based testing for state pesticide certification exams.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – May 28, 2024

    Published on May 28, 2024
    Warm weather is increasing insect activity in area fruit plantings.

  • East Michigan fruit update – July 7, 2020

    Published on July 7, 2020
    Drought conditions have worsened. It has been nearly a month since most farms received rain. Black raspberry harvest is staring, summer red raspberry and saskatoon harvest continues, and tart cherry harvest is nearly complete.

  • Cherry leaf spot and a lot of rain

    Published on May 16, 2006

  • Michigan spotted wing Drosophila update – July 7, 2020

    Published on July 7, 2020
    SWD populations are active and growers should be protecting susceptible crops.

  • Cultural management strategies to reduce orchard suitability for spotted wing Drosophila

    Published on September 28, 2018
    Summary of 2018 research investigating cultural management strategies to reduce SWD in tart cherry orchards. This work was made possible thanks to funds from the Michigan Cherry Committee.

  • Where else do spotted wing Drosophila like to feed?

    Published on April 15, 2015
    New online resource provides a list of non-crop host plants of spotted wing Drosophila in North America.

  • Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – Aug. 6, 2019

    Published on August 6, 2019
    Soils are getting dry—from feast to famine.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – April 4, 2017

    Published on April 4, 2017
    A wet week is ahead as plants move slowly in spring. Disease and weed control measures are delayed by saturated soils.

  • Northwest Michigan fruit update – Aug. 8, 2017

    Published on August 8, 2017
    Cherry harvest is winding down and apple size and quality are looking good.

  • Experts in crop pollination to present in webinar series

    Published on January 11, 2017
    Growers can prepare for spring by hearing about recent pollination research.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – June 4, 2024

    Published on June 4, 2024
    Fruit development is 10-plus days ahead of normal.

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