Becca Honeyball & Amaya Atucha Mycorrhizal fungi are everywhere. These symbiotic organisms, a group of highly specialized root fungi, are naturally present in most every […]

Seth M. Rice Here in central Wisconsin our bloom progressed rapidly. It is nothing to see 10% a day! Some growers were calling their beekeepers […]

Senay Ugur, Emily Hahn, Jyostna Devi Mura In 2020, we conducted a preliminary study and found a significant effect of high soil pH (pH~ 7.2) […]

Allison Jonjak, Christelle Guédot, Jed Colquhoun, and Leslie Holland As disease treatment windows close and we start counting insect number, continue degree day accumulation, and […]

Born from a desire to understand his vines better in order to manage them better, Wes Normington has explored thermal imagery of his marsh since […]

Window of application for first insecticide was mid-last week to mid-this week (June 2-9).  It is important to be mindful of oil-based chemicals and adjuvants […]

Download original PDF here Check out the Drought Early Warning for Specialty Crop Producers project page here Winter Many cranberry crop producers depend upon winter […]

Things are moving fast at the research station. First fungicide application is about to be made as some of the hybrids are about 20% in […]

Growers around the central part of the state have been through a little heat wave but are still managing to carry on. Growers are on […]

Here’s a link to the second edition of the VacCAP newsletter. The Vaccinium Coordinated Agricultural Project (VacCAP) is a nationwide coordinated transdisciplinary project focused on […]