Month: February 2023

Stone Fruit Disease Management Considerations in the Extremely Early Tree Growth Start of 2023

Stone Fruit Disease Management Considerations in the Extremely Early Tree Growth Start of 2023

You should always protect your fruit trees no matter which year we will have and what conditions we will expect. The key point is, which fungicides and bactericides we will apply and when we decide to apply them this year will critically impact the infection 

(A) Urea/Lime for Reducing Apple Scab and Apple Blotch Disease Overwintering Inoculum; (B). Delayed Dormant Copper for Apple, Pear & Peach

(A) Urea/Lime for Reducing Apple Scab and Apple Blotch Disease Overwintering Inoculum; (B). Delayed Dormant Copper for Apple, Pear & Peach

I. Apple Scab and Marssonina Leaf Blotch – why we had issues in 2022 and how to reduce overwintering inoculum? With the frequency and the amount of rains we received in 2022, managing scab and Marssonina Leaf Blotch (MLB) aka Apple Blotch disease was truly 

I. Buy/Service Your On-farm Weather Station for Correct Tree Fruit Disease Model Predictions; II. Join Partnership on Using RIMpro Apple Scab and Fire Blight Prediction Models in 2023

I. Buy/Service Your On-farm Weather Station for Correct Tree Fruit Disease Model Predictions; II. Join Partnership on Using RIMpro Apple Scab and Fire Blight Prediction Models in 2023

I. Act Now: Purchase New or Service Your Existing Weather Station(s) Connected to NEWA Plant Disease Models for 2023 Season! If your RainWise (now KestrelMet) weather station(s) have not have operated properly in 2022 as they had a faulty sensor for either leaf wetness, temperature