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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 4th, 2012 UPDATE ON EXOBASIDIUM FROM DR. PHIL BRANNEN, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EXTENSION PATHOLOGIST
As many of you are aware, the fungal Exobasidium issue has become much more prevalent this year in our commercial blueberries.
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 16th, 2012 Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports:
Max DeMott (diagnostic clinic) confirmed a Windsor sample with blueberry rust from Bacon County. I have never seen blueberry rust at this time of year. I
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on February 27th, 2012 Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, has several comments on his recent blueberry disease recommendations:
(1) Abound is not as efficacious as either Pristine or Indar for mummy berry management, and that should
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on February 21st, 2012 PRISTINE LABEL AND BLUEBERRY DISEASE UPDATE
Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, gives a Pristine label and disease update below:
I have had several calls relative the Pristine label and shortages
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on February 13th, 2012 URGENT MESSAGE FOR BLUEBERRY PRODUCERS FROM DR. PHIL BRANNEN,UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EXTENSION PATHOLOGIST- Cold Damage to Blueberries and Potential Botrytis Infections
Based on the reports coming in this morning, we just had two nights of
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on November 15th, 2011 BLUEBERRY DISEASE UPDATES FROM DR. PHIL BRANNEN, UGA EXTENSION PATHOLOGIST
XYLELLA IN RESISTANCE VARIETIES
There has now been one confirmation of Xylella (bacterial leaf scorch) in the field for an ‘Emerald’
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