and mitigate invasive pests and diseases. Whereas the NCPN helps maintain the infrastructure needed for pathogen, disease, and pest-free-certified planting materials, benefiting U.S. specialty crop ...

that are Group 1 resistant or Group 2 resistant.” Growers can use this new product in a tank mix with a broadleaf herbicide, in-crop, to control their weeds in spring wheat. Combining two modes ...

and creating a captive breeding program for deer that are found to be genetically resistant to CWD. A proposed amendment to the bill further establishes $500 annual permits that allow individuals ...

Certainly after the 5-6°C of frost that we have had, the crops seem to have weathered it well. The crops themselves have benefited from the conditions that were so different from the sodden ground of ...

Ample moisture in the ground can ensure ample moisture throughout the plants, which can buffer them from winter damage. If you see new growth buds on hydrangeas or other sensitive plants ...

A bill being drafted by a Pennsylvania legislator would create a program to erect deer fencing around crops, and part of ... some of their most productive ground,” Criswell said.

Using a computational approach, the team at LLNL investigated 10,000 plasmids and grouped them into communities based on their toxin-antitoxin systems.Surprisingly, this strategy recreated ...

If you're planting sets, just cover the ... use an attacked crop as soon as you can, as damaged bulbs will be unusable and won't store well. There are no chemicals available to gardeners to control ...

apple and hop crops MONDAY, Jan. 6, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- The spotted lanternfly is an invasive pest that can ruin grape, apple and hop crops and do terrible damage to maple and walnut trees.

Pollinators like birds, butterflies, and bees are responsible for the development of about 35% of crops ... ground cover prefers sandy soil that drains well and thrives in zones 3 through 8. The ...

Invasive sika deer are doing ... artificial numbers of wild grazers like deer.” The Government has set a target of increasing Ireland’s forest cover to 18% by 2027.