See the updated recommendations from a UF/IFAS professor on psyllid control concerning trunk injections and foliar sprays. UF/IFAS professor Lukasz Stelinski shared updated recommendations concerning psyllid control based on [...]
An entomologist with UF/IFAS advises citrus growers to focus on grove borders to reduce psyllid control costs. Florida citrus growers routinely spray their citrus groves, targeting the Asian citrus [...]
A UF/IFAS entomologist discusses alternatives to Imidacloprid for Asian citrus psyllid control in Florida citrus groves. Everyone in the Florida citrus industry is looking for a way to [...]
Used successfully in Brazil, it is recommended for Florida growers to try “flipping” psyllid control. Florida growers are trying everything to beat citrus greening, also known as HLB, [...]
See proven methods for Asian citrus psyllid control. Florida citrus growers are in a war against the Asian citrus psyllid, the insect that spreads the citrus greening bacteria. [...]
Citrus growers discussed two important issues in the industry: psyllid control and bactericides. Where do you stand? A forum in Sebring in mid-May focused on two main issues [...]
A UF/IFAS study proves that infrequent spraying results in poor psyllid control. Florida citrus growers have been fighting citrus greening since it was first detected in 2005 in [...]
The recent Gulf Citrus Health Management Area Workshop on November 15 in Immokalee, had a particular message for the Florida citrus growers in attendance: don’t back down on citrus psyllid [...]
