News
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Online 2020 preseason fruit IPM meeting in southwest Michigan planned for April 2
Published on March 26, 2020
The online preseason update for tree fruit growers will discuss pest and disease control strategies for the 2020 growing season. This meeting replaces our traditional face to face group meetings in March.
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New rules for using paraquat in 2020 and beyond
Published on March 20, 2020
Growers using paraquat need to be aware of new requirements issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Updated 2020 hop management guide available to Michigan hop growers
Published on March 12, 2020
Expanded management reference available for Michigan hop growers through Michigan State University Extension.
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Managing chestnut weevil in Michigan in 2020
Published on March 11, 2020
Chestnut growers need to scout for this potentially damaging pest this season.
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Weekly fruit IPM meetings in southwest Michigan start April 13
Published on March 6, 2020
Monday updates keep fruit growers current on pest and disease control developments during the growing season.
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Meeting for blueberry growers will update on gall wasp and replanting issues
Published on March 2, 2020
Lunchtime program on March 9 will provide options for fields affected with blueberry stem gall wasp.
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Handy Bt Trait Table for U.S. corn production updated for 2020
Published on February 18, 2020
Corn growers can use the 2020 Bt Trait Table to keep track of Bt corn traits, efficacy and refuge requirements.
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Field Crops Webinar Series: Weed management challenges that lurk for 2020
Published on February 18, 2020
The third webinar in the series will cover several options on how to best manage problem weeds, such as horseweed (marestail) and waterhemp, as the next crop season fast approaches.
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Southwest Michigan floriculture report – February insect update
Published on February 17, 2020
Growers are giving their begonias and Boston ferns a little extra attention.
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Field Crops Webinar Series: Disease and insect issues of concern
Published on February 17, 2020
Identifying and understanding crop disease and insect problems is key to successful crop management.
