It’s beginning to look a lot like broccoli – then and now!
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Collapse ▲8/4/2022 – The post below was written in 2015. This project is going through 2022. Be sure to look …
Update 8/25/2022 – Original article: 12/9/2020 – This is an old article, but every bit as relevant today and …
7/9/2022 – I wrote the article below almost eight years ago because I received some “push back” for my …
10/25/2022 – The information below is still VERY relevant eight years later! 11/6/2014 – Last month I wrote a little …
There have been a lot of calls about the level of mole cricket control from a lot of different …
This year is proving to be the worst year on record for fall armyworms. As it gets drier, the …
August 1, 2014 North Carolina Forest Service Contact: Robert Trickel A new web site containing forest health maps has been developed by …
Some insects have the gall to deform plant structures from the NC Forest Service:July 30, 2014 Have you ever seen an abnormal …
Imagine this. Rain followed by heat stress = creeping bentgrass problems. Just last week we diagnosed our first cases …
8/4/2022 – This is an old article from July 2014, but I am leaving it here to illustrate some …
7/5/2022 – This is an old article, but I am leaving it here to document the beginnings of the …
8/24/2022 – This article was originally posted on July 2, 2014. It remains here as a document of the …
Over the past couple of weeks, a very familiar turfgrass disease, dollar spot, has begun its assault across much …
In an earlier Alert I wrote that green-up of our warm-season grasses was late in 2014. At that time …
7/6/2022 – This article was first posted on May 23, 2014, but the video is still relevant (and getting …
Things have been relatively quiet here at the NC State Turf Diagnostics Lab with regards to disease samples, however …
10/21/2022 – The article below was written over seven years ago, but we still have herbal manufacturers looking for …
March and April are the typical months to notice the activity of ground-nesting bees in turf. Ground nesting bee …
This guide provides North Carolina bell pepper growers with a comprehensive approach to nutrient management …
This factsheet describes the biology of the eastern velvethead lady beetle, Zilus horni. …
This factsheet describes the biology of the pittosporum psyllid, Cacopsylla tobirae, and provides residential management …
Field preparation using low-till practices, cover crops and soil amendments improves quality of both soils …
Drought has always caused nursery crop producers great concern. If irrigation water becomes limiting, growers …
Each of us are subjected to stresses and pressures every day in our home, work, …
Every nurseryman should know how to prune trees and the reason for the various pruning …
Every nursery needs to have someone who routinely checks Electrical Conductivity (EC) also called soluble …