Potato Late Blight Risk Monitoring

July 26, 2012

The Michigan Potato Diseases Late Blight Risk Monitoring website is a tool for vegetable growers to estimate environmental conditions that are favorable for an epidemic risk of potato late blight and provide fungicide recommendations appropriate to that risk.

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