Grape Pest Survey - 4th Week of September
This article is our last post for this grape season. Harvest is complete at all of our locations. We …
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Collapse ▲This article is our last post for this grape season. Harvest is complete at all of our locations. We …
Our only remaining active locations is our muscadine site in Rowan County. Again, grape berry moth were caught at the …
As harvest continues and we get close to the end of the season, we are finishing the insect scouting …
Harvest keeps going in a full swing, and about half of our locations are completely harvested with the rest …
Two of our locations have completed harvest, and we have concluded our monitoring efforts. We will continue to visit …
As the harvest continue in some of our locations, we caught the highest average number of grape berry moth …
Our first vinifera location, in Rowan Co., began harvest this past week, and as the fruit were gone, we …
At our monitoring sites, grapes are ripe, and the first harvest at the Johnston Co. location started this week. …
Glassy winged sharpshooter captures are very low or zero in locations with previous captures. This suggests we are between …
As we reach the end of July, more fields started to ripen for both muscadines and vinifera grapes, and …
Grapes are starting to ripen, including those at our location in Currituck Co. This week we continue to catch grape berry …
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The grapes at our monitoring sites continue to grow and are getting close to full size. This week, we caught …
Presence of pests in our scouted vineyards remain very similar than last week. As in the past report, grape berry …
Glassy-winged sharpshooter (GWSS) detections continue in both of our Northeast sites, in Perquimans and Currituck Co., and we captured our …
We are starting to catch the glassy winged sharpshooter, a vector of Pierce’s diseases(PD) in one of our northeast …
As we approach the 3rd week of May, the plants continue to fill in, and some fields have started …