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Cattail control with Loyant® CA at 1.33 pint - A treated plot at 14 days after herbicide application in 2023

New Product Bulletin :: Loyant® CA

July 3, 2024
By Kassim Al-Khatib
A recommendation bulletin has been released for florpyrauxifen-benzyl (Loyant CA, Corteva Agriscience LLC, Indianapolis, IN, USA) to control cattail plants in California rice fields and permitted under FIFRA Section 2(ee). Cattail (Typha latifolia L.
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Citricola Scale in the Big Valley

July 3, 2024
By Ben A Faber
Sandipa Gautam, Area Citrus IPM Advisor serving Kern, Tulare, Fresno, and Madera counties has been maintaining a web page on the Lindcove Website Citrus IPM - Lindcove Research and Extension Center (ucanr.edu).
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Carpophilus Extension Event

July 3, 2024
The carpophilus beetle California workgroup is organizing a Zoom webinar on July 9, 3-6 pm to inform Californias nut crop growers and industries about the newly invasive pest.
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Strawberries and Caneberries: Article

Sunscald on Blackberry

July 3, 2024
By Mark P Bolda
I made a visit to a beautiful blackberry field a few days ago and was shown this example of sunscald, in this case on mature Ouachita blackberry. Notice these are not tunneled, and also one observes immediately that only the part of the fruit facing the sun is affected.
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Pest prevention tips for July.
Pests in the Urban Landscape: Article

July Pest Prevention Tips

July 3, 2024
By Lauren Fordyce
Follow these tips for the month of July to prevent pests in the garden and landscape. To see more tips specific to your region, visit the Seasonal Landscape IPM Checklist on the UC IPM website. Clean up fallen fruit or nuts to avoid attracting or harboring pests.
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The Stanislaus Sprout: Article

Bring on the Tomatoes! 5 Common Tomato Problems and Solutions

July 3, 2024
By Anne E Schellman
Almost any home gardener will tell you that one of the most versatile and rewarding plants to grow in a summer edible garden is a tomato. In fact, a 2023 study by the National Gardening Association revealed that 86 percent of gardeners grow tomatoes.
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Citricola scale population is higher this season

July 3, 2024
By Sandipa Gautam
In 2024, there has been an increasing report of significant numbers of citricola scale in the San Joaquin Valley. Damage thresholds are low for citricola scale, 1 adult scale/twig or 0.5 1st instar/leaf.
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