Complete a USDA IR-4 Biennial Grower & Extension Survey and share which pest problems you find difficult to manage due to a lack of sufficient management tools.

The team at ecoation highlights key strategies and considerations for recruiting and training commercial greenhouse scouts, empowering them to become a valuable asset to your business.

The popularity of dahlias only seems to increase, but this has also led to a rise in associated pests and pathogens. Here are some of the more common insect and mite pests to watch for.

The insect, Thrips parvispinus — commonly known as pepper thrips — is one of the smallest thrips species in Florida.

OHP’s Fuerte herbicide was granted registration for nursery growers in California, while AgBiome’s also received state registration for control of soilborne and foliar diseases in fruits and vegetables.

Sometimes products used for pest or disease management can end up injuring the crops they are meant to help.

This new resource from Sollum Technologies looks at how dynamic lighting can be another weapon in the IPM toolkit, and the relationship between lighting, pests, and biocontrol agents.

It’s important to know how to properly use sticky cards and identify some of the most commonly observed beneficial and pest insects in the greenhouse.

The Solve Pest and Weed Problems resource from Oregon State provides science-based solutions for pests, weeds, and disease problems in one place.

BASF received California registration for Avelyo fungicide, a broad-spectrum disease control solution for greenhouse and nursery growers.

The University of Connecticut has developed digital training materials on biological control, irrigation, and more.

If you’re responsible for the health and profitability of your cannabis crop, keep these tips in mind as you plan and execute your spray strategy.

Growers can improve their prevention and management of diseases in nurseries and greenhouses by registering for the University of Florida’s Disease Management online course.