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IPM and New Fungicides Help Control Key Citrus Diseases
New fungicides that provide a new level of efficacy, along with integrated management practices can help California citrus…
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CDPR and Neonicotinoid Reevaluation
Following an adverse effect report with imidacloprid, California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR) is reevaluating use of neonicotinoid…
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Parasitic Weed on the Move
A parasitic weed, branched broomrape, has recently reemerged in California processing tomato fields. The weed uses a modified…
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New Approach to Invasive Species
The threat posed by many invasive insect species to California agriculture is accelerating, reports UC Riverside’s Mark Hoddle,…
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IPM for Economic Sustainability
While the concept of integrated pest management (IPM) is not new, current economic considerations in almond production make…
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Suterra Makes Puffer Improvements
Suterra’s aerosol puffers that dispense pheromones for mating disruption in California tree nut, stone and pome fruit orchards…
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Managing Ryegrass Resistance to Post-Emergence Herbicides
Resistance to glyphosate, paraquat and ACCase inhibiting herbicides has been confirmed in Italian ryegrass, a major weed in…
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Seed Selection a Key to Cover Crop Success
Choosing the right seed to match the site and goals is key to getting desired benefits from a…
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HLB-positive psyllid a First in Commercial Citrus
The first Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) carrying the bacteria that causes citrus greening or Huanglongbing was found this…
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A New Tank Mix Partner for Superior Herbicide Performance and Cost Benefit
Ampersand® adjuvant’s unique four-prong approach focuses on drift control, adhesion, evaporation protection and wash off resistance to get your…
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