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👋Reminder🚨 Our 2022 APS Extension Committee meeting will be taking place tomorrow (7/28/22) from 4 PM - 5 PM (CST) via Zoom. Members check out your email for more information. See y'all there!

Lunch at Grow to Heal #urban #Community #garden @BaptistHealthSF showcasing urban farming initiative to grow #herbs and #veggies for hospital patients in @MiamiDadeCounty. #ampicfl22 @agagents @WomenAgScience @FSHS_Hort

We are hiring for 2022-2023! 📢 looking for a PhD student and 1-2 postdocs to join our lab, please RT and check description here, thanks 😁 veggiepathology.wordpress.ncsu.edu/team/we-are-hi… @NCSU_DEPP @NCStateCALS @NC_PSI @plantdisease @plantpathgrads @sd_aps @APS_Extension @Cuccap_website

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For most Halloween pumpkin varieties, it's best to plant seed in early to mid-July! This publication covers: 🎃Climate/Soils 🎃Planting 🎃Fertilizing 🎃Maintenance 🎃Varieties 🎃Harvesting 🎃and more! READ HERE: ow.ly/6Emj50JS07M #GrowWithExtension #MSUext

Extension Plant Pathologist and Entomologist Positions at University of Tennessee, located in Nashville. More details and to apply - Plant Pathologist (apply.interfolio.com/108904) Entomologist (apply.interfolio.com/108896)

The annual APS Art in Phytopathology contest is now accepting submissions! All APS members are encouraged to submit! Winners will be awarded $50, and will be announced at the APS annual meeting, Plant Health 2021. Submissions are due by July 20th, 2022.

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UGLY disease ALERT 🚨 Smut on corn is plentiful this year. ⁦⁦@baldpathologist⁩

THE AG QUIZ FOR 6/14/22 (ANSWERS W/IN 24-48 HOURS): Some white striping on these leaves - what’s up with that?

Three episodes already out, with new episodes coming once a week for the rest of summer. Check out the first one here: youtu.be/sWdlajWMuYo

Check out Phytopoetry—a YouTube series aimed to highlight extension through entertaining poems about plant disease, insect pests, and similar topics. Shout out to @phytopoetry and @ISU_IPM for creating these fantastic videos. youtu.be/Ar66oo8TDfM

#ExtensionFriends, I "only" got to work on one digital sample in the Diagnostic Lab 🔬 today. Who wants to diagnose with me? This is a barley plant from northcentral Montana. The symptoms appeared two days ago, all the sudden, across vast areas of the field. Any guesses? 🕵️‍♀️

The podcast is brought to you by the Pulse Crops Working Group with support from the North Central IPM Center and USDA NIFA.

Who else loves field season?! 🌾Check out the 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗣𝘂𝗹𝘀𝗲 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝗽𝘀 𝗣𝗼𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 🎧to keep yourself entertained during those long hours of driving to remote research sites and field sampling: growingpulsecrops.com

Isn't it pretty?! We've seen some PM on wheat leaves this spring, where the canopy is dense and moisture was received.

Lots has happened in Montana since the last time I tweeted here in January! For example, we almost have summer now. There are lots of samples coming in the Schutter Diagnostic Lab and we got a good amount of rain so I'm hoping for lots of diseases to admire! Be prepared 🤓

Hello Twitterverse 👋 @UtaMcKelvy is back to take over this @APS_Extension account for the month of June. I'm a @MSU_Extension Plant Pathologist, Assistant Research Professor and Disease Diagnostician @montanastate. I'm excited to share my #ExtensionLife with you this month 😃

Phytopathology Pathogen Spotlight issue Announcement on cereal bacterial leaf streak pathogen. Look forward to your manuscript submission. apsjournals.apsnet.org/pathogenspotli…