Thrips
USDA fires experts on invasive pests, including Asian citrus psyllid, chilli thrips
Among those who lost their jobs is Jonah Ulmer, a national taxonomist and the federal government’s foremost authority on thrips and psyllids.
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Scientists warn of invasive thrips species
University of Florida scientists say early detection and reporting are key to protect against the invasive pest.
Cultivate’22: Learning the family secrets at Foertmeyer & Sons
The tour of the fundraising-based operation featured insights on biocontrol, labor and watering.
Using Biopesticides for Management of Thrips and Whitefly
Learn how to control Whiteflies and Thrips with an IPM-based program. From monitoring and inspection to spray programs and beneficial insect programs, BioWorks’ Julie Graesch will present best practices for greenhouse production utilizing biopesticides. Julie Graesch, Biological Program Manager, BioWorks
The relentless thrips
No grower is ever thrips-free, but these destructive creatures can be mitigated.
The relentless thrips
No grower is ever thrips-free, but these destructive creatures can be mitigated.
New Guinea impatiens production checklist
By following these best practices, growers can succeed in growing one of the most popular bedding plants on the market.
Pests and procedures
Metrolina Greenhouses head grower Juan Ponce shares his favored practices and top insights for more intentional and targeted pest control applications.
The big three
Keep populations of thrips, aphids and spider mites at bay with biological controls.
Round two
Short-day liners can be a boon for growers looking to beef up their shoulder crops for a second season.
Mastering the basics
Every greenhouse’s scouting program is different, but the most important part of any program is sticking to it.
