Potato leafhopper (PLH; Empoasca fabae) is a small insect that is easily overlooked until the damage called “hopperburn” starts showing up on plant leaves. Potato […]

In the last couple of weeks, we have detected, at several marshes, the presence of very small leafhopper nymphs that are most likely blunt nosed […]

Several marshes scouted Tuesday May 18, 2021 revealed the presence of small leafhopper nymphs that are strongly suspected to be blunt nosed leafhoppers (BNLH). As […]

Leafhoppers are common insects throughout the landscape and several species may be found in cranberry, including the blunt nosed leafhopper (BLNH, figure 1), the sharp-nosed […]

On April 13, 122 of you joined us for the annual WSCGA and UW-Madison Division of Extension Spring Mini-Clinic. Intended to kick off the growing […]

Wisconsin Fruit News — Vol 2, Issue 7 (July 7, 2017) Follow up on the article on the reduced risk insecticide Intrepid Endangered Species Protection Bulletins and […]