Fruit Shed: Determine the Cause (Collins, Edmisten, & Reisig)
Many areas of NC have been impacted recently by severe heat and drought. As we’ve stated many times, when …
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The 2023 NC Cotton Field Day is scheduled for Thursday, September 14th, 2023, at the Upper Coastal Plains Research …
Bollworm moth catches have been ticking up across the state this week, especially in southern counties of the state. …
Corn earworm moth catches have been ticking up across the state this week, especially in southern counties of the …
Current Crop Status: This crop is all over the board. The current crop status can vary widely from field to …
We recently published a holistic article to plan for tarnished plant bug in 2023. Since then, we have received …
As we enter squaring stage cotton, growers should be mindful of tarnished plant bug (TPB = Lygus lineolaris) movement …
The purpose of this article is to address several questions we’ve received over the last week or so. Such …
We have been fielding many calls from folks rightly worried about acephate (Orthene) control. Growers are finding thrips behind …
Several calls have come in over the past few days with folks expressing frustrations regarding how this cotton crop …
Article by Reisig and Huseth Several days ago, we mentioned how important it was to check insecticide efficacy for thrips …
North Carolina has a diverse set of talented field-based experts helping growers troubleshoot soybean problems that arise in the …
Article by Reisig and Huseth Cotton seedlings struggle to get established in North Carolina for many reasons. One reason is …
It looks like we will continue to have decent cotton planting weather for the remainder of the optimum cotton …
Using the right soybean planting date is one of the most important management decisions in soybean production. We have been …
We always receive a lot of questions this time of year about deformed leaflets and thrips. Any cotton grower …
The planting conditions have certainly improved thankfully ranging from very good to excellent. The only question marks we see …
Weather conditions have created challenges for soybean planting and stand development this season. Will you need to replant? Our national …
This week feels like déjà vu, very similar to last week. The soil temperature was 62.4 degrees at 9 …
With planters rolling soon, we urge growers to think about thrips management now. The best source of information for …