MyIPM for Vegetables provides Integrated Pest Management information for production of vegetable crops including cantaloupe, cucumber, pumpkin, squash, and watermelon.The target audience is commercial growers, farm advisors, and specialists.
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MyIPMvegetables
MyIPM for Vegetables provides Integrated Pest Management (IPM) information for conventional and organic production of vegetable crops including, cucurbits (cantaloupe, cucumber, pumpkin, squash, watermelon) and tomatoes.
The target audience is commercial growers (conventional and organic), farm advisors, and specialists, but homeowners may also find useful information.
2024 Midwest Vegetable Production Guide
This guide is a summary of current crop and pest management recommendations for commercial vegetable growers. This guide is a collaboration of land-grant universities from eight states. It provides a summary of current crop and pest management recommendations for commercial vegetable growers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, and Ohio.
2023-2024 Vegetable Production Handbook of Florida
The purpose of this book is to provide the best and most up-to-date information availablew to the primary users of this book – The Florida Vegetable industry.
CucCAP project funded by USDA
SCRI-funded projects are characterized by integration of research and Extension activities and strong evidence of stakeholder involvement in project development.
2024 Watermelon varieties
View a slidce show of some of the latest watermelon varieties released by some of CucCAP’s seed company partners.
Early Career Scientist Spotlight | Hunter Collins
As a Research Assistant and Field Technician in Lina Quesada’s Vegetable Pathology lab at NC State, Hunter Collins finds great value in helping to find methods to better manage diseases in vegetable crops.
Fusarium warning due to cool & wet weather
North Florida watermelon producers should be wary of increased potential for fusarium wilt disease with planting season looming.
