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Australia's shot-hole borer beetle invasion has begun, but we don't need to chop down every tree under attack - Vimarsana News

Australia's shot-hole borer beetle invasion has begun, but we don't need to chop down every tree under attack

It’s a horror story unfolding in the west that could sweep across the country. Beware the shot-hole borer, an exotic pest that threatens our tree crops, plantations, urban forests and wild places.

Nematode Species for Crop Protection Without Pesticides - Vimarsana News

Nematode Species for Crop Protection Without Pesticides

Researchers have discovered a new nematode species that can protect crops without the use of pesticides. Learn more about the study findings and the potential of this nematode species for managing crop pests in warm, humid environments.

If plants can pick fungi to help fight pests and diseases, it opens a door to greener farming and ecosystem recovery - Vimarsana News

If plants can pick fungi to help fight pests and diseases, it opens a door to greener farming and ecosystem recovery

Despite its 500-million-year history, the plant-fungi alliance holds mysteries that, once unravelled, could revolutionise agriculture and ecosystem management.

Winter Crops Day, small grains program coming to Slayton - Vimarsana News

Winter Crops Day, small grains program coming to Slayton

Whether you farm or work with farmers, a program by the University of Minnesota Extension offers an opportunity to hear the latest university-based research and information about corn, soybean and

Cold Crop: Winter weather can impact 2024 crop management - Vimarsana News

Cold Crop: Winter weather can impact 2024 crop management

The severity of winter can impact crops for the next growing season, in particular crop diseases. Mandy Bish is a University of Missouri Extension specialist in field crop pathology, and