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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) enacted urgent interim measures to help prevent the movement of gypsy moth on host nursery stock for the 2021 shipping season.
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The Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) has announced its board of directors for 2021-2022, representing key players from across all stages of the supply chain.
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Research will focus on improving harvesting and storage practices, as well as inventory tracking and improvements to biosecurity and COVID-19 protocols to benefit the Ontario greenhouse sector.
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The key to quality landscape design is putting the right plant in the right place. Explore regional-specific plant recommendations from the experts at Ball Seed to help your customers build top-performing landscapes. Download five regions of THRIVE 2021 to see dozens of new and tried-and-true plants. Each brochure includes Top Tips for Landscape Planting Success as well as a helpful calendar to work effectively with customers. Visit BallLandscape.com/Thrive2021 to download FREE today. THRIVE puts expert, regional plant advice in the hands of greenhouse growers.
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Kingsville, Ont.-based Mucci Farms, a greenhouse grower with over 60 years of experience, has been at the forefront of new technological advancements. Using lighting, automation and data management strategies, here’s how Mucci Farms is meeting the rapidly growing demand for fresh greenhouse produce.
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“Commonly known as two-spotted spider mite (TSSM), it characteristically has two large dark spots on either side of its back,” explains Biobest’s IPM specialist David Abeijon. “Capable of building up a population very quickly … the female mites can hibernate overwinter. In spring, when temperatures rise, they become active again and give birth to the next population.”
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Raymond A. Cloyd, an extension Specialist in Ornamental Entomology/Integrated Pest Management at Kansas State University, discusses the common insect and mite pests of ornamental crops and how to treat their infestations. Cloyd explains insecticide and chemical classes and modes of operation, proper tank mixing procedures, application coverage and timing, and pesticide storage.
He also talks about phytotoxicity and the effects of pH on chemical effectiveness. A final chapter on pest identification describes common insets and mite pests, their feeding patterns and damage to crops, and control methods.
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