Local Crop Problems
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Collapse ▲These photos and accompanying comments are provided to raise awareness of some of the crop problems we are encountering locally. It is difficult to diagnose a problem from looking at a photo, but hopefully this site will help point you in the right direction towards getting a problem diagnosed. Contact your local Cooperative Extension Agent for assistance.
Look for additional “problem plants” as the season progresses!
Basil Downy Mildew – August 2014
Cranberry Fruitworm in Blueberry – June 2014
Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus – May 2012
Basil Downy Mildew – August 2011
Cucurbit Downy Mildew – July 2011
Fire Ant Damage to Broccoli Seedlings – October 2009
Late Blight on Tomato – September 2009
Basil Downy Mildew – August 2009
Slug Damage to Vegetable Transplants – July 2009
Cucurbit Downy Mildew – July 2009
Cabbage Seedpod Weevil in Brassica Seed Production – May 2009
Dark-winged Fungus Gnats in the Greenhouse – May 2009
Seedcorn Maggots on Onions – April 2009
Vegetable Weevil on Spinach – February 2009
Brassica Problem – November 2007
Transplants Infected with Phytopthora from Worm Castings – April 2007
Tomato Wilt Disease – June 2006
Brown Bead in Broccoli – June 2006
Fasciated Rudbeckia Flowers – June 2006
Vegetable Weevil Damage to Bok Choi – April 2006
Physiological Injury to Eggplant – September 2005
Fusarium Wilt of Basil – July 2005
Seedcorn Maggots in Broccoli and Onions – March 2004
Botrytis Blight of Zinnia – September 2003
Pest Problem on Greenhouse Peppers – August 2003
Bacterial Leaf Spot of Basil – August 2003
Alternaria Blight of Zinnia – August 2003
Anthracnose of Tomato – August 2003
Southern Stem Blight of Pepper – August 2003
Bacterial Spot of Pepper – August 2003
Botrytis Flower Blight and Bacterial Leaf Spot of Marigold – August 2003
Yellow-necked Caterpillar in Blueberries – July 2003
Undetermined Disease in Greenhouse Melons (no sample submitted) – July 2003
Southern Blight of Beets – June 2003
Bacterial Soft Rot of Broccoli – June 2003
Orange Rust Disease on Blackberry – May 2003
Undetermined Environmental Injury to Pepper Transplants – May 2003
Environmental Injury to Greenhouse Cucumbers – May 2003