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Trap catch for 2013
WNY Sweet Corn Trap Network Report 6.18.13
This week 17 of the 25 sites reported trap catch counts. Numbers for ECB-E and ECB-Z remain very low with 5 of the 17 sites all reporting 4 or fewer ECB-E moths and only two sites reporting ECB-Z moths. Still no FAW or WBC caught this season. CEW however, is showing a gradual increase with [...]
| Thu, 23 Aug 2012 13:52:38 +0000 Update Recent increase in new locations reporting late blight in the Northeast In the past week there have been eight new reports of late blight in NY and the New England States, several in counties where late blight had not yet been reported this season (map). A common theme in these reports is that plants looked fine one day and were heavily infected 2-3 days later. This [...] |
Personnel
Abby Seaman Vegetables IPM Coordinator
Curt Petzoldt
Co-Director
Marion Zuefle
Vegetable IPM Implementation Specialist
Betsy Lamb
Greenhouse Vegetable IPM Specialist
Vegetable IPM Working Group
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Download Vegetable IPM Research Priorities as a 70k pdf file
CHAIR: Steve Reiners, Horticultural Sciences, Geneva
George Abawi, Plant Pathology, NYSAES, Cornell University
Phil Griffiths, Horticultural Sciences, NYSAES, Cornell University
Christine Hoepting, CCE Orleans County
Julie Kikkert, CCE Ontario County
Keith Perry, Plant Pathology, Ithaca, Cornell University
Curtis Petzoldt, NYS IPM Program, NYSAES, Cornell University
Christine Smart, Plant Pathology, Geneva
Maire Ullrich, CCE Orange County
Dave Votypka, Potato grower, Steuben County
Rich Wildman, Agriculture Consulting Services, Rochester