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In a new Editor’s Pick, @jhonatan_barro et al. offer critical information on the management of frogeye leaf spot on soybean with fungicides in the U.S.
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Ken Obasa et al. identified a new disease of #corn in Texas caused by two #Pantoea species that can result in stand decline of infected corn plants.
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Check out this article from LSU AgCenter highlighting our new book “Diseases of Field Crops,” available for purchase in the APS PRESS store!
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Nathan Kleczewski (@ILplantdoc) et al. present a diagnostic guide that describes means for identifying red crown rot of soybean through host symptomology, molecular, and morphological techniques.
Open for a limited time: doi.org/10.1094/PHP-04-22-00…
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Save $30 when you preorder the new edition of an award-winning APS PRESS bestseller, "Mineral Nutrition and Plant Disease.” APS members save an extra 10%.
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Just published! This free-to-read diagnostic guide can help practitioners adequately control fusarium head blight.
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Due to climate variability and increased corn acreage, we are seeing increased Fusarium head blight of winter #wheat in the PNW. We put together a diagnostic guide to assist in familiarizing yourself with this emerging disease in the PNW. apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1…
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Use promo code BOM to save 50% on the April Book of the Month and up to 20% on all books in the Crop Science section! APS members save an extra 10%.
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Hot off the virtual press—247 new efficacy reports in Volume 17 of Plant Disease Management Reports!
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Anthracnose fruit rot appears as brown to black spots on fruit. Firm, sunken dark lesions develop over time. Primary source of inoculum is infected transplants. Resistant cultivars are available but fungicides are important in disease management. #strawberry #plantdisease #fungi
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Daniel Potter presents research detailing the flowering trees and shrubs that attract diverse bee visitors and provides tips on building a bee-friendly landscape in this freely available @Crop_Protection webcast about #Pollinators. planthealthexchange.org/poll…
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Current and Future Autonomous Technologies in Agriculture
Ag production is undergoing a revolution of tech and data-driven precision management based on advancements in sensing, computing power, motor efficiencies, and battery density. @Crop_Protection ow.ly/mt8P50HAYXX
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"Phosphorous Acid and Its Use in Potato Post-Harvest Situations" is freely available from @Crop_Protection! Increase your knowledge pf phosphorous acid and how to best use it in #potato post-harvest situations for optimal disease control.
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Episode 13 - The effects of weathering is now available.
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What factors are involved in protecting the health of field-grown #tomatoes? Jerry A. Bartz discusses packing, shipping, and marketing as well as issues relating to field chilling and periodic wet fields in this #OpenAccess @crop_protection webcast. planthealthexchange.org/toma…
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Why should #soybean producers consider #FieldRolling, & what are the challenges? Greg Endres explains field-rolling procedures with an emphasis on harvest efficiency & minimization of plant injury & associated problems in this @crop_protection webcast. planthealthexchange.org/soyb…
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Acrylamide, a suspected human carcinogen, is formed when carbohydrate-rich foods are cooked at high temperatures. Learn why #potato products contain higher amounts of #acrylamide and how to mitigate its formation in this free @Crop_Protection webcast. planthealthexchange.org/pota…
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Cucurbit downy mildew can be successfully minimized by combining the right fungicides with the appropriate cultural production techniques. Learn more in this #OpenAccess @Crop_Protection webcast. #CucurbitDownyMildew #cucurbits planthealthexchange.org/cucu…
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Episode 11 - Harvest aids part 2 is now available.
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