DISEASE
MONITORING
PrintQuestions about Disease Presence in Wild Blueberry?
Please Contact, Seanna Annis, Extension Specialist and Professor of Mycology, email: sannis@maine.edu
Disease Updates
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Botrytis risk May 20th to 24th and cold temperatures May 24th
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Time to look for symptoms of Mummy berry and Botrytis flower blight
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Possible Monilinia infection and cold temperatures in some fields May 12 to 14th
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Monilinia infection periods of May 10th to May 11th
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Monilinia infection periods in all weather station fields May 5 to 6th
CULTURAL MANAGEMENT
CHEMICAL CONTROL
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