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*This project is funded by the NC Small Grain Growers Association in an effort to address the declining wheat …
Light trap catches for corn earworm are up this week in Craven, Duplin, Scotland and Stanley county. This is …
The 2022 NC OVT wheat, barley, and oats variety data are now available on the NC OVT website and …
The short answer: We do not anticipate that spotted lanternfly will be an issue for field crops The long answer: …
It is important not to use insecticides in soybeans before thresholds are reached (including at bloom for corn earworm …
In this video, Luke Gatiboni, the extension soil fertility specialist at the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, gives …
Corn earworm (aka bollworm, podworm, tomato fruitworm) populations are much higher in corn than usual. Corn is a nursery …
6/9/2022 – We have a new Extension factsheet discussing the variability in hemp seed size and how to ensure …
With corn shooting up, some fields are not too far away from tasseling. It is critical to scout all …
A few reports are trickling in of kudzu bugs in soybeans as they usually do this time of year. …
Gaston County Cooperative Extension wrapped up its three part Your Land Your Legacy workshop series on Friday, April 22. The …
Stripe rust has appeared in eastern North Carolina. It was found yesterday in field plots of DG Shirley in …
4/22/2022 – Dr. David Suchoff, assistant professor and extension specialist in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, is …
In this Crop$ense Podcast episode we discuss some early season considerations for NC soybean production. The links to research …
Red imported fire ants (RIFA), Solenopsis invicta, are an invasive insect that was introduced into the United States in …
Dr. Everman and Dr. Cahoon talk about weed control here in both conventional or Non-Traited row crops or if …
In recent years, 15-35% of North Carolina soybean acres are planted behind a small grain. This typically results in …
Saturday night was in the low 20’s in Caldwell County. Most of the wheat in the county is tillering …
A recent analysis of 877 entries into the NC Soybean Yield Contest indicated that foliar fungicide use was a …
Areolate mildew, originating in Alabama in 1890, and target spot, first described in Mississippi in …
This Soybean Insect Factsheet describes the biology, identification, and control of green cloverworm in soybeans …
This factsheet discusses the biology, damage, and management of the cannabis aphid in industrial hemp …
This publication explains plant growth regulators for a variety of crops.
This manual, updated every year, covers pesticide use and safety information, chemical application equipment, fertilizer …
Knowing the soil profile of your agricultural land will help determine the spacing needed for …
Many organic vegetable farmers are interested in producing sweet corn. Organic sweet corn can be …
Soybean seedling diseases are caused by several different pathogens. While cultural management is the same …