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Blueberry Pests & Diseases Webinar - Shared screen with speaker view
Sara Martin
18:30
Could we also get the links from the first webinar? I missed that one.
Alex Gunter
20:01
am I the only one no longer getting audio?
Everett Grimley
20:26
try rejoining. I'm getting audio
Debbie Roos
20:51
Audio is fine here
Alex Gunter
22:00
Hey Connie!
Alex Gunter
23:07
I started with audio, have reconnected several times not fixing it. if I choose dial in audio which number do I select?
Montie Roland
25:15
Yes
Keith Miller
30:03
Tetrahedron? :-)
Kansas Evans
47:24
Dumb question here: what is “sod middle”?
Shari Becker
47:37
Grass between the rows
Debbie Roos
47:58
the grassy areas between the rows of blueberries
Kansas Evans
48:36
Okay! I thought he meant grass in the raised bed growing medium!
Kansas Evans
48:44
Thanks all!
Steve Rivers
50:21
would you recommend COLOMBUS
Donald Bartholf
50:32
does blue berry leaf rust have a cedar vector like rust on apple trees
LeeAnne Bowman
52:47
Will we be sent these recorded webinars?
Debbie Roos
53:06
yes
LeeAnne Bowman
53:24
Thank you so much!
celine koropchak
57:17
Do you need a pesticide license to purchase/apply fungicides?
Kansas Evans
57:59
Good question. I’d like to know, too.
Debbie Roos
58:03
Depends on the product...if it's a restricted use pesticide, then yes
Wil Langhorne
58:06
depends on the chemical... some are restricted and require a license to purchase
Kathryn Mazejka
58:25
Is it ok to remove lichen covered branches now or should I wait until February? I have 20 year old plants.
Janine Edmundson
01:03:09
I am interested in learning more about preparing the lime-sulfer solution to control exobasidium organically? Also, does it work? It is not available at farm supply stores, I think due to shelf stability.
Janine Edmundson
01:05:48
Can I use Lime-sulfer on a farm, zoned for agricultural use?
Everett Grimley
01:08:40
Is it dangerous for home gardeners to eat fruit infected with any of these diseases? Is it easy to catch these by the taste of infected fruit, so low risk?
Debbie Roos
01:11:30
I'll be sending that link to everyone!
David Lentz
01:14:51
Can old pine or wood shavings that have been sitting out and wet ok to put around the bushes instead of mulch
Montie Roland
01:16:10
Are hardwood chips acceptable as a mulch?
Georganne Sebastian
01:18:52
Best method to propagate blueberries at home?
Steve Rivers
01:20:40
thank you
Donald Bartholf
01:21:16
thank-you bill!
LeeAnne Bowman
01:22:22
thanks Bill!
Kristin Esterley
01:37:45
can you talk about what to do if you see damage from the fruitworm?
sandy harwood
01:38:29
What is most common insect in Piedmont?
Stephen Graf
01:38:31
Any problems seen with the new lantern fly invasive?
Sara Martin
01:38:36
Question for Bill: Does using Serenade help prevent fungal infections of blueberries?
Angie Lavezzo
01:43:26
What is the best time of day to spray in order to reduce harm to pollinators?
Everett Grimley
01:47:51
If we find these sorts of pests in some of the fruit as a home gardener, should we throw out the harvest or be okay with potentially eating a few?
Alex Gunter
01:58:51
does nectar thieving reduce likelihood of pollination/fruit?
Ken Pilcher
02:00:06
Are Mason Bee's effective blueberry pollinators?
Diane Hoefer
02:00:28
I missed part 1 of the blueberry lecture series; can that be made available to us?
Keith Miller
02:01:41
Gotta ask..... what are ways to mitigate bird damage? They seem to decimate our blueberries if we don't stay on top of harvesting them rapidly.
Kansas Evans
02:04:13
Are bats helpful at pest management? Do blueberries need a windbreak, or can they provide a windbreak for the rest of the garden? And what plants can serve as living mulch?
Teresa Fischer
02:05:44
Do blueberries work well in a permaculture setting?
Donald Bartholf
02:06:23
is there info on creating habit for polionators
Keith Miller
02:06:50
Yep netting is a huge pain.
Janine Edmundson
02:07:03
We have had some success with metallic streamers to deter birds.
Nancy Hillmer
02:07:15
I use fan belts twisted around like snakes and keep blueberries picked.
Kansas Evans
02:07:38
Metallic streamers work great at detering birds.
Barbra Moyer
02:08:42
Another Great seminar from Debbie and Bill!!
Alex Gunter
02:08:57
how well does audio bird deterrent work?
celine koropchak
02:09:30
Thanks so much, Bill and Debbie. Great webinar!!
Janine Edmundson
02:09:32
Thanks so much for this information!
Kansas Evans
02:09:41
Is there a plant that can serve as a living mulch?
Montie Roland
02:09:44
Are deer ever a problem with blueberries?
Kansas Evans
02:10:45
Under blueberry, in the row.
LeeAnne Bowman
02:10:46
Thank You both so much, very informative and well presented webinar!
Kansas Evans
02:11:38
Ok. Thanks
Keith Miller
02:11:41
Thanks again to Debbie and Bill for another informative session!
Steve Rivers
02:12:17
the bucks scrape also
Montie Roland
02:12:45
Thanks!
Judi Steelman
02:12:54
Thank you