Tag: leaf-footed bug

• South Carolina Field Update (July 6, 2026): Triple Digit Heat Index

  

  Another hot week in SC with little to no rain across much of the state. Insect pressure continues to be relatively high in areas and if we get afternoon thunderstorms, as predicted, disease pressure may also be on the rise with increased moisture. A reminder that if you plan to apply for the South Carolina…

  Justin Ballew

  July 6, 2026

  Weekly Field Updates

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• South Carolina Field Update (June 29, 2026): Heat For the 4th

  

  It’s going to be a hot week as we prepare for Independence Day. But the weather will be perfect for enjoying some cold watermelon and juicy peaches. Watermelon harvest is going strong with high yields reported. Disease is popping up in places as rain has created favorable conditions. Key Takeaways for Growers This Week Lowcountry…

  Justin Ballew

  June 29, 2026

  Weekly Field Updates

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