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The most important spray of the season for control of anthracnose on brambles is the delayed dormant spray of lime sulfur, Sulforix or copper hydroxide. Delayed dormant is when buds are fully expanded and new leaves are exposed about a half inch. If you have a problem with anthracnose, this is one spray that you…Read more about Anthracnose disease of brambles[Read More]


NEWS RELEASE: Special to Agriculture Media and Reporters March 17, 2020 A guide for local producers to navigate the COVID-19 outbreak WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — COVID-19’s arrival in Indiana has created unprecedented disruption to local production cycles that bring food, fiber, flowers and more to our restaurants, farmers’ markets and communities. Now is the time…Read more about NEWS RELEASE: Special to Agriculture Media and Reporters[Read More]


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