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  • Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – July 21, 2015

    Published on July 21, 2015
    Apple maggot trap catch has started and obliquebanded leafroller larvae continue being found. Summer apple variety harvest has begun and early peach varieties are expected soon.

  • East Michigan fruit update – June 9, 2020

    Published on June 9, 2020
    Warmer temperatures brought a good amount of new growth in all fruit crops and rapid rise of growing degree day totals. Strawberry harvest will begin later this week at some farms. Soils continue to dry quickly.

  • East Michigan fruit update – Aug. 20, 2019

    Published on August 20, 2019
    Red haven peach and fall red raspberry harvest is in full swing. Most fruit farms are experiencing dry soils with some growers seeing signs of drought stress in tree and small fruits planted this spring.

  • Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for August 31, 2015

    Published on September 2, 2015
    Few brown marmorated stink bugs were caught in two monitoring network traps in Berrien County this week.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – June 15, 2021

    Published on June 15, 2021
    Strawberry harvest continues. Sweet cherry harvest is beginning.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update - July 3, 2018

    Published on July 3, 2018
    Summer fruit harvest is well underway. A very hot weekend moved fruit and fruit pests quickly.

  • East Michigan fruit update – Sept. 19, 2018

    Published on September 19, 2018
    Brown marmorated stink bug trap catches have taken a sharp rise at some east Michigan farms. Apple and fall red raspberry harvest are in full swing.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – March 29, 2022

    Published on March 29, 2022
    This is the first update for the season. All fruit crops made it through the winter in good shape. Buds are swelling on early tree fruit.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – Aug. 13, 2019

    Published on August 13, 2019
    Spotted wing Drosophila numbers continue to climb.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – March 26, 2024

    Published on March 26, 2024
    This is the first fruit scouting report of the 2024 season.

  • Southeast Michigan fruit update – July 1, 2025

    Published on July 2, 2025
    Cherry harvest continues while we see the first blueberry harvest and earliest peaches.

  • Michigan spotted wing Drosophila report for August 25, 2015

    Published on August 26, 2015
    High pressure from spotted wing Drosophila continues. Susceptible crops must be protected or risk infestation.

  • Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for August 25, 2015

    Published on August 26, 2015
    Brown marmorated stink bug nymphs were caught in three monitoring network traps in Berrien and Grand Traverse counties this week.

  • Guide for encouraging pollinators

    Published on October 21, 2015
    Handy, new, pocket-sized guide will help gardeners, farmers and landscapers support bee species.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update — May 22, 2018

    Published on May 22, 2018
    The wet May continues. Rain and cooler weather will be replaced with summer-like weather this week.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit update – March 31, 2020

    Published on March 31, 2020
    Buds are swelling for many fruit crops in southwest Michigan.

  • Managing orchard nutrition during an early spring

    Published on March 22, 2012
    Wise use of ground-applied fertilizers can help manage orchard nutrition during the 2012 early spring weather conditions.

  • Southwest Michigan fruit regional report – August 16, 2016

    Published on August 17, 2016
    Heavy rains have relieved drought symptoms, but can cause late-season diseases. Late-season pests are flying.

  • Grand Rapids area tree fruit update – Aug. 11, 2020

    Published on August 11, 2020
    Late season insects and diseases should not be overlooked

  • Crop scouting and…ticks?

    Published on June 2, 2016
    Suggestions for avoiding ticks when scouting crops in Michigan.

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