credit - KSU
This bacterial disease is a common disease in Kansas but rarely causes extensive losses in fruit quality or production. The disease affects...
credit - University of Missouri
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Your beautiful tomato plant is setting fruit and soon has nice green tomatoes. Then, to your horror, a...
EPA is seeking comment on a proposal to adopt mandatory pesticide label restrictions to protect managed bees under contract pollination services from foliar application...
Leaves Turning Yellow or Red: In Kansas we often see chlorosis
(yellowing) of plant leaves due to high pH soils making iron unavailable. However, there...
