Stripe Rust Alert for NC - April 2013
Stripe rust has arrived in North Carolina. Growers should be watching for the development of stripe rust “hot-spots” in …
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Collapse ▲Stripe rust has arrived in North Carolina. Growers should be watching for the development of stripe rust “hot-spots” in …
Organic Soybean Official Variety Trials (OVT) were planted on organically managed land at research stations over the last three …
In September, the North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund funded a project to research production of organic and conventional stevia in the …
Hessian fly have been reported in wheat fields across the state. New control recommendations are available. Herbicide resistant chickweed is …
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This soybean disease factsheet covers aerial web blight, a generally minor disease of soybean in …
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