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Companion planting offers hope for wireworm control
“Attract and kill” method could hit pest populations hard while costing growers less.
Wireworm is persona non grata in many Canadian potato-growing areas, particularly in...
Seed potatoes go to waste due to trade restrictions
The repercussions of the tomato potato psyllid outbreak are taking shape in Western Australia (WA), with seed potato growers starting to feed hundreds of...
WA potato farmers prepare to leave industry because of tomato potato psyllid outbreak
A Western Australia seed potato grower will know in the next six weeks whether his lifelong career will continue.
" is something that we've done...
Texas: Neonicotinoid insecticides losing efficiency in potato psyllid control
The Texas potato industry may be losing a mainstay in the battle against psyllids, according to a recent Texas A&M AgriLife Research study.
Dr. Ada...
IPM Training Module Launched
A new online resource makes it easier for potato growers and potato scouts to spot problems early.
Positive comments are coming fast and furious for...
Managing Soil-Borne Pests, Diseases
For potato farmers, soil-borne pests and diseases are like that pesky younger sibling that’s always trying to get you in trouble: ignore them at...
Companion planting offers hope for wireworm control
“Attract and kill” method could hit pest populations hard while costing growers less.
Wireworm is persona non grata in many Canadian potato-growing areas, particularly in...
Seed potatoes go to waste due to trade restrictions
The repercussions of the tomato potato psyllid outbreak are taking shape in Western Australia (WA), with seed potato growers starting to feed hundreds of...
WA potato farmers prepare to leave industry because of tomato potato psyllid outbreak
A Western Australia seed potato grower will know in the next six weeks whether his lifelong career will continue.
" is something that we've done...
Texas: Neonicotinoid insecticides losing efficiency in potato psyllid control
The Texas potato industry may be losing a mainstay in the battle against psyllids, according to a recent Texas A&M AgriLife Research study.
Dr. Ada...
IPM Training Module Launched
A new online resource makes it easier for potato growers and potato scouts to spot problems early.
Positive comments are coming fast and furious for...
Managing Soil-Borne Pests, Diseases
For potato farmers, soil-borne pests and diseases are like that pesky younger sibling that’s always trying to get you in trouble: ignore them at...
