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Lawn Grub Control in Spring: Understanding the Window That Makes Nematodes Work
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Lawn Grub Control in Spring: Understanding the Window That Makes Nematodes Work

Lawn grub control in spring is one of the most time-sensitive applications in the home landscape calendar. White grubs — the larvae of Japanese beetles, masked chafers, and related scarab species — overwinter…
Why Western Flower Thrips on Cut Flowers Peak in Spring and Why May Demands Action
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Why Western Flower Thrips on Cut Flowers Peak in Spring and Why May Demands Action

Western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis) on cut flowers are a year-round challenge in protected ornamental production, but May marks a critical inflection point. As temperatures climb and day length increases, …
Why May Is the Most Important Month in Your Greenhouse IPM Calendar
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Why May Is the Most Important Month in Your Greenhouse IPM Calendar

Greenhouse IPM in spring is not reactive — it's foundational. May represents the narrow window between the lower-pressure winter period and the exponential pest buildups that warm summer temperatures accelerate. Gr…
Aphids on Vegetables in May: Why This Is the Month That Matters Most
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Aphids on Vegetables in May: Why This Is the Month That Matters Most

If you're going to deal with aphids on vegetables, May is almost certainly when it starts. As spring warms and new soft growth pushes out across your garden, aphid populations follow. These small sap-sucking insects &mda…
Why Spring Is the Most Dangerous Season for Hemp Russet Mites on Cannabis
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Why Spring Is the Most Dangerous Season for Hemp Russet Mites on Cannabis

Hemp russet mites on cannabis are one of the most difficult pest challenges a grower can face, and spring is precisely when you need to be most vigilant. As temperatures rise toward 70°F — the ideal range for A…
Biosolutions in 2024 (Part Two) ft. Koppert’s Jeremy Webber

Biosolutions in 2024 (Part Two) ft. Koppert’s Jeremy Webber

[Bill Caulkins]Greetings, Greenhouse People. We're back at it with another episode of Tech on Demand, brought to you by the fine folks at GrowerTalks Magazine. If you don't receive GrowerTalks and Green Profit every mont…
Biosolutions in 2024 (Part One) ft. Koppert’s Jeremy Webber

Biosolutions in 2024 (Part One) ft. Koppert’s Jeremy Webber

[Bill Caulkins]Greetings, Greenhouse People. We're back at it with another episode of Tech on Demand, brought to you by the fine folks at GrowerTalks Magazine. If you don't receive GrowerTalks and Green Profit every mont…
A Biological Approach to Spring IPM ft. Koppert’s Heidi Doering
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A Biological Approach to Spring IPM ft. Koppert’s Heidi Doering

Check out the Tech On Demand podcast, featuring our very own Koppert technical consultant Heidi Doering; A Biological Approach to Sprin… - TECH ON DEMAND brought to you by GrowerTalks - Apple Podcasts Transcript:…
Bio-IPM for All Seasons (including a 2025 recap & Tropicals deep-dive) ft. Koppert’s Joe Brenton
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Bio-IPM for All Seasons (including a 2025 recap & Tropicals deep-dive) ft. Koppert’s Joe Brenton

Check out the Tech On Demand podcast, featuring our very own Koppert technical consultant Joe Brenton: Bio-IPM for All Seasons (inclu… - TECH ON DEMAND brought to you by GrowerTalks - Apple Podcasts (0:14 - 1:26)…
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