- Author: Jeannette E. Warnert
Published on: August 12, 2013

Beet curly top virus can sicken subarbeets, as shown in the photo, plus tomatoes, peppers, melons and other crops.
Strawberries in the Santa Maria Valley and tomatoes in San Joaquin County are a bit under the weather, according to reports from local newspapers. The Stockton Record reported that tomato growers are facing significant losses from the beet curly top virus. The Santa Maria Sun said last year's whitefly infestation caused an outbreak of pallidosis-related decline.
Record reporter Reed Fujii spoke to Brenna Aegerter, UC Cooperative Extension...
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