WSU fall field days focus on X disease
Washington State University entomologist Tobin Northfield shows how he uses a leaf blower, running backward and outfitted with a paint
WSU schedules field days for X disease phytoplasma vector management
Washington State University tree fruit extension announced two field days dedicated to vector management for X disease phytoplasma. The events
Grant funds available for X disease and little cherry disease tree removal costs
Washington State University Extension, in partnership with county conservation districts and pest boards, announced availability of cost-share funds for the
Rayapati: Know your viruses
The importance of diagnostic testing for the management of viral diseases in vineyards.
Congressmen request USDA support in battle against little cherry disease
U.S. House Republican Reps. Dan Newhouse of Washington and Glenn “GT” Thompson of Pennsylvania wrote a letter to U.S. Department
Diagnosing the decline
Cornell pathologists launch new study of controversial phenomenon.
Zoning in on ozone
Researchers put pest and disease control alternatives to trial.
Not just little cherry
OSU extension horticulturist spreads messages of “other” viruses affecting cherry growers.
Pondering a pollen pathway
Clemson studying virus transmission in peach orchards.
New app available for little cherry disease and insect scouting
Washington State University and Oregon State University announced in a news release the availability of a new app designed to