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Biologicals Not Necessarily a Costly Crop Protection Option for Growers

Producers just have to take a different approach than with chemical inputs which are also getting pretty expensive.

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Sym-Agro Launches Eckosil Shield, Providing Growers a New Option to

Sym-Agro Launches Eckosil Shield, Providing Growers a New Option to
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What Is Being Done To Prevent Fungicide Resistance in Grapes

What Is Being Done To Prevent Fungicide Resistance in Grapes
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Double Trouble for Grape Growers from Vine Mealybug

Double Trouble for Grape Growers from Vine Mealybug Suterra Technical Support Manager Sara Goldman field scouts for vine mealybug in a table grape vineyard. Photo courtesy of Suterra Vine mealybug (VMB) is vineyard enemy No. 1 among insects, in part because of its versatility as a pest. It is equally impactful from a disease standpoint. “Vineyards in the Western U.S. face a growing threat from VMB,” Sara Goldman, Technical Support Manager with Suterra, says. “It’s a serious threat because it not only damages fruit by feeding but also spreads grape leafroll viruses, which cause disease that can destroy otherwise healthy vines.”

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