In a new agreement between @AginArk and the nation of India, the Arkansas Clean Plant Center will host Indian scientists for training needed to establish nine Indian Clean Plant Centers. Read more at https://t.co/BTLpfiimnY @Clean_Plant_AR @ytzanet @ArkansasEPP @bumperscollege @UArkansas
Ioannis Tzanetakis, plant virology prof in Dept of Entomology & #PlantPathology, & director of Arkansas Clean Plant Center, named Fellow of American Phytopathological Society; only 0.25% of APS membership is awarded https://t.co/6VzarH4zGu
#PlantScience#AgFoodLife
Congratulations Prof. Ioannis Tzanetakis for being named as Fellow of the American Phytopathological Society.
Check out his contributions in plant virology https://t.co/nEv8sJ9vp4
@AginArk@ArkAgResearch@plantdisease
NCPN-2025. Great meeting with the fruitful discussions, meaningful connections, and the many opportunities to network and collaborate. @AginArk@UArkansas@plant_clean@Clean_Plant_AR
UADA Staff have been the highlight of NARBA 2025. Drs Dan Villamor, Dr Amanda Mcwhirt and Aaron presented multiple talks related to management of strawberry and blackberry crops and how the clean plants can support the moto of NCPN…@Clean_Plant_AR@AginArk@fruitveg_uaex
We are growing in the community …
The first time - ACPC presented an exhibit table in the annual meeting of North American Raspberry & Blackberry Association. Here in, Drs. Dan Villamor and Shivani Singh represented ACPC in NARBA meeting, Kona Hawaii. @AginArk@Clean_Plant_AR
"Phantom agents" are suspected plant pathogens that have been reported in scientific literature with no real evidence they exist.@Clean_Plant_AR helped develop a long list of phantom agents. Read more at https://t.co/aCEaZgZlzC. @AginArk @ytzanet @ArkansasEPP
Like updating an email list with defunct addresses, scientists worldwide worked with @Clean_Plant_AR to name more than 120 "phantom agents" that can't be diagnosed for international tissue sample transport. https://t.co/aCEaZgZlzC @AginArk @ytzanet @plantdisease
Last one week left to submit your request for virus clean-up at no cost, for the session 2025.
Deadline for request submission - December 17th, 2024.
For more info: https://t.co/2toLcoms5d
@AginArk@UArkResearch@ArkansasEPP@plant_clean
Why infectious clones are one of the best approach to study virus interactions?
@SierramAndrea addresses it in her research and presented her PhD Exit Seminar, kudos to her and @ytzanet Congratulations @AginArk@UArkansas@Clean_Plant_AR
The 2024 Insect Festival will be held Tuesday, Nov. 5th from 9am-4pm at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Save the date and updates will be posted so keep your eyes peeled! @bumperscollege @AR_Extension If you would like to attend, register here: https://t.co/qwlpngjYMG
It’s #blackberry season, and the spotted wing drosophila is in the fields causing problems for growers. Hear Aaron Cato explain how the rotating cross-arm (RCA) trellis can improve pest management against the insect at https://t.co/ig0Xq0HtLK @AginArk@Ar_Extension@uarkhort
We are excited to announce the newest member of our team, Lindsay Hutchins! She will serve as Administrative Manager for our department. Please join us in welcoming Lindsay!
Blackberry Month
A focus area in #horticulture is fruit, vegetable & ornamental production.
Varieties released by faculty, researchers & scientists include Sweet-Ark Immaculate & Ponca, & Prime-Ark Horizon.
#AgFoodLife@FruitPortal@raspblackassoc@FGNews