Field Guide for Integrated Pest Management in Hops
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rniles
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Here's the full handbook as well:
http://ipm.wsu.edu/field/pdf/HopHandbook2010.pdf
(and I vote that this thread becomes a sticky!)
http://ipm.wsu.edu/field/pdf/HopHandbook2010.pdf
(and I vote that this thread becomes a sticky!)
bierandbikes
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Is there a similar publication for those of us on the other side of the country? We have a different set of pests and diseases. Also, I prefer to use organic pest control, preferably natural predators.
Thanks for the great links.
Thanks for the great links.
forstmeister
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bierandbikes said:
Check with your county extension service or soil conservation district.
You won't find an "east coast" version since most of the production takes place on the west coast.
Have you looked through it? What are you dealing with that isn't covered? I see powdery mildew, downy mildew, 2spotted spider mites...plus a number of predators listed.
Have you looked through it? What are you dealing with that isn't covered? I see powdery mildew, downy mildew, 2spotted spider mites...plus a number of predators listed.
rniles
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I do not know of any. If you find one, please post it.
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Talk to the professionals - Integrated Pest Management
Interesting. They don't list earwigs at all and they are the only pest I have to deal with in So Cal so far.
Luckily, I can keep them at bay with some homemade traps filled with beer.
Cheers,
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Don
Luckily, I can keep them at bay with some homemade traps filled with beer.
Cheers,
--
Don
