Grape plume moth may start showing up in vineyards soon, though it is a sporadic insect in vineyards in the Midwest. The characteristic injury is […]

At this time of year, you may start noticing damage on apple fruit that may be hard to identify. It is often hard to distinguish […]

Harvest day is perhaps the most important day of the year for grape grower. It is the last major task of the growing season, but […]

The now infamous invasive pest, spotted wing drosophila (SWD), has devastated yield and marketability of raspberry crops across Wisconsin, and also has the potential to […]

Grape plume moth is a sporadic pest of grapes in the Midwest, and has been seen in rather high numbers for the past couple weeks […]

All cultivars at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station (WMARS) have entered bloom and are beginning to reach early fruit-set; development spans from E-L* developmental […]

As mentioned in the “supplemental” issue of the Wisconsin Fruit News, published on May 17th, there was some damage from frost at West Madison Agricultural […]

Vines at West Madison Agricultural Research Station show a fair bit of frost-damage this week. The prevalence of frost-damaged shoots on an individual vines varies […]

This summer, the Fruit Crop Entomology lab will review selected insects and insecticides. We hope you enjoy them! Here’s our first installment. Confirm 2F, which […]

This week, and for the rest of the summer, we have pictures from the Peninsular Agricultural Research Station (PARS), as well as from West Madison […]