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ASIAN SOYBEAN RUST AND JULY PEANUT DISEASE UPDATE Asian soybean rust (ASR) was found in our KUDZU sentinel plot in Coffee County on Friday. Dr. Bob Kemerait, University of Georgia Extension pathologist gives Continue reading ASIAN SOYBEAN RUST AND JULY PEANUT DISEASE UPDATE  KUDZU BUG MANAGEMENT IN SOYBEANS The Kudzu bug, Megacopta cribraria, has now been confirmed in most Georgia counties and infestations in soybeans have been reported in many areas. Soybean growers need to be on the alert Continue reading KUDZU BUG ATTACKING SOYBEANS JULY 5 ROW CROP DISEASE UPDATE Dr.Bob Kemerait, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, gives a row crop disease update below: 1. Weather- the weather over the southern coastal plain in Georgia continues to Continue reading JULY 5 ROW CROP DISEASE UPDATE GRAINS GONE WILD Poor crop reports in the mid-West have caused the corn and soybean markets to go wild. Today, July corn is sitting at $6.58 and July soybeans are nearing $15 per Continue reading GRAINS GONE WILD, MARKETING EXPERT GIVES CROP UPDATE DR. SHURLEY DISCUSSES COTTON MARKET OUTLOOK Dr. Don Shurley, University of Georgia Extension cotton economist, discusses the current cotton market outlook, marketing strategies and their impact on next year’s crops on On The Continue reading DR. SHURLEY DISCUSSES COTTON MARKET OUTLOOK POOR TIP FILL ESTIMATED TO REDUCE GEORGIA’S CORN YIELD 10-15% IN 2012 Georgia’s potential corn yield is estimated to be down 10-15% this year due to reduced solar radiation. Solar Radiation, more simply put, Continue reading POOR TIP FILL ESTIMATED TO REDUCE GEORGIA’S CORN YIELD 10-15% IN 2012 Georgia’s peachy image turns blue By Dan Chapman The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The peach is Georgia’s official fruit. It graces license plates and quarters. A whole county is named for it. An 800-pound “peach” Continue reading Georgia’s peachy image turns blue BLUEBERRY RUST Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports on blueberry rust below: We are now receiving additional field reports of blueberry rust, likely as a result of the Continue reading BLUEBERRY RUST DR. KEMERAIT’S JUNE 17 ROW CROP DISEASE UPDATE Dr. Bob Kemerait, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, gives a row disease update: The detection of Southern Corn Rust in Seminole, Worth, Terrell, Ben Continue reading DR. KEMERAIT’S JUNE 17 ROW CROP DISEASE UPDATE ERIOPHYID SPIDER MITES ON SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports, “We are finding significant populations of these eriophyid mites (same as found in Florida by Dr. Phil Harmon) with newly developed Continue reading ERIOPHYID SPIDER MITES ON SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES |
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