Pest Management
Normal temperatures in south Georgia are typically ideal for insect growth. However, these hotter temperatures are detrimental for lots of pests.
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With countries developing hybrid plants to increase production, this new guide offers insight into protecting hazelnuts from various species of weevils.
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Upper Midwest Hazelnut Initiative is asking growers to share their insect pest situation with University of Minnesota to better understand pest pressures.
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Texas Extension agent Cary Sims offers some pointers about active ingredients and making smart pest management decisions.
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Protect young pecan trees from ambrosia beetle’s telltale sign. ...
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Sometimes finding an IPM balance takes time. ...
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Wart-like galls on pecan leaves can be a sign of pecan leaf phylloxera, a pest that needs to be controlled at budbreak.
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Growers with previous ambrosia beetle infestations and those with young trees are encouraged to begin their spray programs.
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