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Tomato Late Blight

Published on August 12, 2020 by KASEY BURG

Are you experiencing Late Blight in your Tomatoes? Here are some excellent resources put together by UW-Madison Division of Extension experts:

  • Tomato Late Blight Fungicides 2020
  • Tomato Late Blight Fact Sheet

Categorized: Agriculture, Crops and Soils, Fruits and Vegetables, General Horticulture, Horticulture, Virtual Programming
Tagged: late blight, tomato blight

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Virtual Field Day: Expanding Small Grains Into Your Cropping System

The UW-Madison Extension offices of Buffalo and Chippewa Counties will host a small grain production virtual field day on August 5th beginning at 5:30pm. Small grains can fit into many cropping systems and add diversity for crop management.

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Agri-View Next Generation of Agriculture In Photos

Agri-View is featuring the Next Generation of Agriculture in photos. Seniors who graduated in 2020 are our priority but they will feature photos of anyone still in school or having just graduated from school who is involved in the agricultural industry.

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