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Hey all, our two apple trees have been suffering from some leaf curl and I was wondering if anyone had any guidance navigating possible causes and treatments. Seems like there’s a number of possible explanations. It doesn’t seem to be powdery mildew from what I can tell—no residue on the leaves.
Thanks!!
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GenoMar Genetics has secured a three-year innovation grant from the Research Council of Norway to enhance fillet yield in tilapia. The project will apply imaging technology and machine learning to support more accurate selection in breeding without compromising fish welfare. Applying Medical Imaging in Tilapia The project will use medical-grade CT scans (Computed Tomography) to […]
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The winner in each category will be announced during the opening of GreenTech Amsterdam, which takes place June 10-12 at RAI Amsterdam.
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Aeonium ‘Eden’ is a shrubby succulent that forms rosettes of colorful leaves at the ends of its short branches. The leaves change color …
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Hi all, we recently planted a few blueberry bushes in central Portugal and we have these little insects eating the berries as soon as they ripen if not before. Can anyone identify them and give us some idea of what to do about them? Thank you!
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In this blog post, Tim Forrester helps answer a weighty question: Does weight loss help or hurt nesting birds? Based on his recent paper with Tom Martin, “Observational and experimental evidence that rapid mass loss is consistent with the flight efficiency hypothesis and not caused by reproductive effort in three passerine bird species”, Tim shares the fascinating physiological adaptations undergone by songbirds in anticipation of …
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I have a somewhat large garden patch that I want to put rows in as well as to keep the weeds overturned. I don’t want to use a single row hiller-furrower for a garden of this size, I want a dual row to save fuel and time. Is there a 3 point attachment out there that can do this job without paying a pretty penny? I don’t want to have to buy a hitch and weld or bolt anything
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We had a pile of woodchips delivered last summer, and it has sat for about a year next to a few Ceder trees. The woodchips we ordered turned out to have Ceder in them. We are now hoping to move the chips down to our apple orchard (which as no nearby Ceders) but are worried about bringing in Ceder apple rust. How long do the spores live in dead wood. There is heavy fungal activity in the pile and it has been breaking down. Thanks!
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To celebrate Pride Month in June, we are relaunching our Rainbow Research blog series! This series aims to promote the visibility and inclusion of ecologists and evolutionary biologists from the LGBTQIA+ community. Each post will be connected to a theme represented by one of the colours shown in the Progress Pride Flag: Posts can link to any of these themes, whether it connects to your …
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