April 9, 2024 | Vol. 9, Issue 15

Specialist Discusses Scab Spray Expenses

Fungicide applications are one of the most important and costly expenses that pecan producers must make. Find out more.

Georgia Peach Producer:

We’ve Got 100% Crop Everywhere

One North Georgia peach producer is optimistic this year’s crop will have a different ending than a season ago. Learn more.

Too Many Berries: Florida Grower Discusses

Early End to Season Amid Low Market Prices

Supply overwhelmed demand in the strawberry industry in March. As a result, the subsequent market did not respond favorably for Florida growers. Read more.

Fusarium Wilt Observed in North Florida Melons

North Florida watermelon producers should be wary that Fusarium wilt symptoms have been observed in some fields, according to Bob Hochmuth, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Regional Specialized Extension agent in Live Oak, Florida. Find out more.

Peach Producers Should Remain Timely

with Fungicide Spray Applications

Southeast peach producers should remain timely with their fungicide applications amid the persistent rainy conditions being experienced across the region. Discover more.