Tune in this week for a quick field update from agents around the state. Summer fruit and vegetable production is in full swing, and preparation for fall crops will begin soon.

The mid-June field updates are in, and agents from around the state discuss diseases currently being found in summer fruit and vegetable crops, the impacts of recent weather, herbicide carryover issues in soil, and more.

Agents give field updates from around the state for the beginning of June, discussing wilt in tomatoes, staying vigilant on field checks with variable weather, and much more.

Agents from around the state give field updates on late May fruit and vegetable crops. Agents also discuss how the warm and dry weather has impacted crops, pest and disease spread, and the potential for more rain this week.

This week, Sarah and Rob give updates on the current peach, strawberry, and blueberry crops. Dr. Matt Cutulle also joins to discuss spring weed control.

Agents from around the state discuss the effects of the inconsistent spring weather and the soon-to-be-planted summer crops. Guinn Wallover also joins the call this week to discuss her role as a Water Resources Extension Agent for the coastal district, and how she helps growers, communities, and municipalities with water resource management.

This week, agents discuss the extent of cold-weather damage from earlier this month on the peach, strawberry, and vegetable crops around the state.

This week, agents from around the state assess damage from the previous weekend's freezing temperatures. Fruit trees and berries are likely to sustain damage at these temperatures and time will tell to what extent. Dr. Juan Carlos Melgar joins in to tell us how cold weather can cause damage to a crop. 

This week, agents discuss late February weather changes, tissue testing the upcoming Lowcountry strawberry crop, Southern Region Small Fruit Consortium, and spraying and pruning peaches around the upstate.

Bruce McLean hosts Clemson, Georgia, and NC State Extension agents from across the southeast to talk about small fruit production. Gerard Krewer, Mark Hoffmann, Karen Blaedow, and Andy Rollins present on blueberry, blackberry, muscadine, and bunch grape production for 2022.