The insect that vectors zebra chip can survive the Northwest's harsh winters on a weed plentiful in the Columbia Basin and Idaho, according to a Northwest scientist.
AgMinute is sponsored by "Western Innovators," which is available at http://amzn.to/WesternInnovators
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or your favorite RSS reader.
To listen, click here.
Monday, December 03, 2012
Zebra chip host identified — AgMinute for Dec. 3, 2012
Posted by
Will Koenig
at
8:42 AM
0
comments
Labels: disease, Idaho, invasive species, potatoes
Friday, September 21, 2012
Voracious and spotted - Idaho AgMinute for Sept. 21
An exotic fruit fly that can damage a wide range of fruit crops was recently detected in Latah County in north Idaho. Since then, University of Idaho officials have confirmed the presence of the spotted wing drosophila in adjacent Nez Perce County and further south in Canyon County.
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or your favorite RSS reader.
To listen, click here.
Posted by
Will Koenig
at
8:53 AM
0
comments
Labels: invasive species, orchards, pests
Friday, September 07, 2012
Hot goods and cold audits - Podcast for Sept. 7, 2012
In this podcast, editors and reporters talk about alleged flaws in the Department of Labor’s “hot goods” cases against Northwest berry growers, an audit that found problems in USDA smuggling investigations, and the return of the Idaho Potato Commission’s giant spud promotion.
Want more ag news via iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher or online? Visit Washington AgMinute.
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or your favorite RSS reader.
To listen, click here.
Posted by
Will Koenig
at
4:00 PM
0
comments
Labels: invasive species, labor, potatoes
Thursday, June 07, 2012
AgMinute for June 7, 2012
The brown marmorated stink bug, an invasive pest that feeds on a lot of high-value crops, has been discovered in Idaho for the first time.
Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or your favorite RSS reader.
To listen, click here.
Posted by
Will Koenig
at
8:40 AM
0
comments
Labels: Idaho, invasive species