AgWeatherNet recently decommissioned the site at Buena. Data for the upcoming growing season will be available from our Mesonet tower in Toppenish.
#wawx#agwx
Coming soon to Potato DAS! Maps showing prevalence of beet leafhopper transmitted pathogens in the Columbia River Basin, updated weekly.
Read about it here
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It costs a lot more to grow a cherry today than it used to. A new report from @wsucahnrs economists breaks down the costs of production for 4 varieties. https://t.co/RZfuKKXx3U
“Is this a…” Nope! It is a cicada killer. We are getting lots of reports of this giant wasp that can indeed be nearly as large as and looks similar to an #AsianGiantHornet. #VespaMandarinia
Early-season trapping and well-timed sprays set up mating disruption for success, according to codling moth experts from @WSUcahnrs and Wilbur-Ellis. https://t.co/aMiFtD01y2
A trio of @WSUEntomology folks @ today's #WSU Potato Field Day near Othello. Lots of growers & industry folks are here learning about the latest #WSU research on potatoes! #GoCougs
Fruit trees do more than provide fresh, healthful food. As part of an urban tree canopy, they also give shade and absorb carbon dioxide. When they soak up rainwater, they help prevent flooding and decrease runoff that carries pollutants. https://t.co/WAxghC94p3 #PeoplesGarden
Northwest growers pondering plans in the wake of the 2021 heat wave, which climatologist @ranknovice says may not be so uncommon in the future. https://t.co/Q7IQyUksjo
Although @NWcherrygrowers can’t control the weather, President B.J. Thurlby is looking at ways to grow market opportunities in 2022. https://t.co/fjgI2QR2d9
Check out this article by @goodfruitgrower about the Codling Moth Summit! DAS director Dave Crowder (@CrowderLabWSU) explains how models and trapping are used for control
https://t.co/qschdzNT9I
Looking for apple bud damage? @wsucahnrs shows how to quickly cut and evaluate apple buds on the tree and identify flower part damage. Video in English and Spanish. https://t.co/Jvj7G9LRb6
Concerned about declining wild bees? Join WSU and UI Entomology students in a workshop on how to promote native bees like the blue orchard bee!
A $30 ticket to this event covers 1 bee hotel and up to 5 participants. Register here: https://t.co/TDHQhHgQs2