February 15, 2022

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Disease Management

Featured stories about disease management and more in this issue.

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Buckets of freshly picked blueberries at Schultz’s farm in Southwest Michigan. Most of his farm’s soil is sandy loam, ideal for blueberry production, with spots of clay. (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)

Managing blueberry diseases in Michigan

Watch for blueberry viruses

From trap catch to control

Getting to the bottom of bacteria

Fire blight surges

Testing the testing tools

Little cherry disease: Removing the root risk — Video

Edgar Camacho, a young grower from Yakima, Washington

Airblast from above

Uncovering the foe below

Cultivating climate resilience

Knight: The prescription for effective monitoring of codling moth

WSU to hold organic decay management workshop online March 9

H-2A workers must be vaccinated before they arrive

Codling Moth Summit online Feb. 24

California Association of Winegrape Growers President John Aguirre to step down

Researchers continue blueberry pollination survey

Chelan Fruit Cooperative acquired by International Farming