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What to Watch For: Strawberry Clippers Active in Central North Carolina
This year, we’ve begun a project to determine the frequency and significance of strawberry clipper damage in annual plasticulture …
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North Carolina State University Apiculture Specialist Dr. David Tarpy discusses the recently released results from last year’s winter loss …
Answer: Another year, another survey, and the findings remain less than encouraging. It seems counter-intuitive that we don’t have a …
The Chatham County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension will offer a High Tunnel Production workshop as part of …
Thanks to those who contacted us! We have identified our 10 monitoring sites in NC for 2014. This spring, we …
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While it is still cool outside, February is the time of year when North Carolina strawberry growers should begin …
Answer: Probably not, but it’s interesting that it is found in bees at all Honey bees are hosts to more …
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The Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium (SRSFC) 2014 Caneberry IPM Guide is now available. This annaully updated guide contains information on insect, weed, …
The Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium (SRSFC) 2014 Strawberry IPM Guide is now available. This annaully updated guide contains information …
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This is the second in short series of posts on blueberry pollination. A diverse group of bees pollinate blueberries in North …
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Black root rot is caused by a complex of pathogens. These pathogens cause damage to …
The symptoms and treatment techniques of southern stem blight in strawberries are discussed in this …
This factsheet covers leaf scorch, a fungus that weakens strawberry leaves and plants.
Leather rot, though occurring rarely in North Carolina, can cause substantial losses of fruit yield. …
Anthracnose is an important disease of strawberry with all parts of the plant (fruit, crowns, …
Gnomonia causes leaf blotch and stem-end rot of strawberry. The pathogen typically is introduced on …