2013 GRANT AWARDS Grant Stage—Early Pheromone-mediated management of California Dr. James D. Barbour University of Idaho prionus, Prinus californicus (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), in hops and cherry via mating disruption. Grant Stage—Advanced Dr. Anne L. Nielsen Rutgers, The State Developing a reduced risk early season management program for BMSB in Peach. University Dr. George W. Sundin Michigan State Biological control materials as resistance management options for kasugamycin. University Evaluation of Fe-HEDTA as an over-the-top Dr. Cheryl Wilen The Regents of herbicide for ornamental nursery production. University of California Efficacy of biofungicide product at the advanced Dr. Margaret Tuttle Cornell University stage of development for foliar diseases in McGrath organically-produced tomato. Evaluations of biologically alternatives for Dr. J.C. Neal North Carolina State broadleaf weed control in turf and ornamentals. University Reduction of aflatoxin contamination in almond Dr. Themis J. Michailides University of orchards using the atoxigenic Aspergillus flavus California/Kearney strain AF36 and preparation for registration. Agricultural Center Evaluation of a fungal biopesticide for the control Dr. John Pecchia Penn State University of phorid flies in mushroom houses. Enhancing performance of azadirachtin and Dr. John Wise Michigan State pyrethrin biopesticides in tree fruit pest University management with trunk injection delivery. Evaluation of commercial formulations of Dr. J.E. Pena University of Florida entomopathogenic fungi to manage the redbay ambrosia beetle, vector of laurel wilt, a lethal disease affecting avocados in Florida.
2013 GRANT AWARDS Grant Stage—Early Pheromone-mediated management of California prionus, Prinus californicus (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), in hops and cherry via mating disruption. Dr. James D. Barbour University of Idaho Grant Stage—Advanced Developing a reduced risk early season management program for BMSB in Peach. Dr. Anne L. Nielsen Rutgers, The State University Biological control materials as resistance management options for kasugamycin. Dr. George W. Sundin Michigan State University Evaluation of Fe-HEDTA as an over-the-top herbicide for ornamental nursery production. Dr. Cheryl Wilen The Regents of University of California Efficacy of biofungicide product at the advanced stage of development for foliar diseases in organically-produced tomato. Dr. Margaret Tuttle McGrath Cornell University Evaluations of biologically alternatives for broadleaf weed control in turf and ornamentals. Dr. J.C. Neal North Carolina State University Reduction of aflatoxin contamination in almond orchards using the atoxigenic Aspergillus flavus strain AF36 and preparation for registration. Dr. Themis J. Michailides University of California/Kearney Agricultural Center Evaluation of a fungal biopesticide for the control of phorid flies in mushroom houses. Dr. John Pecchia Penn State University Enhancing performance of azadirachtin and pyrethrin biopesticides in tree fruit pest management with trunk injection delivery. Dr. John Wise Michigan State University Evaluation of commercial formulations of entomopathogenic fungi to manage the redbay ambrosia beetle, vector of laurel wilt, a lethal disease affecting avocados in Florida. Dr. J.E. Pena University of Florida
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