Marco Zaccaron NDSUPlantPathology Black Dot populations Potato Association #PAA2024 #PAAPortland

NDSUPlantPathology and PPO representing at the Red River Market. Way to crush it y'all #gobison

‘WGC002’ is a newly released spring wheat germplasm that is resistant to Fusarium head blight and was jointly released by NDSU AgExpStation and Agricultural Research Service. Congratulations to X. Cai and colleagues! doi.org/10.1002/plr2.2… NDSU Plant Sciences NDSUPlantPathology Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture

Our very talented Postdoctoral Scientist Dr. Giseli Valentini recently mentored a brilliant and hard-working high school student Parthiv Allirajan for six weeks. The research results were presented in the Summer Poster Session at NDSU.

Phomopsis stem canker of sunflower - is fungicide resistance becoming an emerging problem? Join us for a FREE webinar on August 21 at 1:30 ET/12:30 CT with Dr. Febina Mathew of NDSUPlantPathology. Register now to receive the link! zoom.us/webinar/regist…

We want to thank the NDSU Langdon REC for hosting NDSUPlantPathology graduate students last week! They toured fields for hands-on experience identifying and rating the amount of disease in our canola trials and other fields. #NDSU #NDSUCAFSNR #AgricultureResearch #PlantPathology

SCN is expanding into ND in #soybean fields, and soil sampling is the most reliable way to determine SCN presence. Soil-sampling bags are available for #soybean producers through NDSU Extension, and NDSC will cover the laboratory cost. 🌱 Learn more: bit.ly/SCNSamplingND

Meet Madeeha Matloob, a Ph.D. graduate in NDSU Plant Pathology working with Dr. Wade Webster. This summer, she focused on managing soybean diseases, particularly Rhizoctonia root rot, through the use of commercial biocontrol products. They conducted field trials to assess the

We are well-represented at the 2024 APS North Central Division meeting held last June 10-12 at Kansas State University. Congratulations to all awardees: Amlan Arman, Sarita Poudel and Daniel Gill, Olawumi Amusan, Fazal Manan, Sabina Paudel and Shahed Safar and Dr. Upinder Gill!

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Sam Markell has been appointed as our Interim Department Chair. With a proven track record of leadership and a strong commitment to advancing our department’s goals, Dr. Markell is poised to guide us through this exciting new chapter.

Andrew Friskop, Cereal Crop Extension Plant Pathologist at NDSUPlantPathology, recommends using the Farmer’s Guide books (corn, soybean, wheat) in the field to diagnose and better understand crop diseases. Buy here apsnet.org/farmers

We enjoyed making meaningful connections at #PlantHealth2024 meeting in Memphis, Home of the Blues & Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll. #GoBison

Abbeah Navasca Abbeah Navasca received an NCR-SARE Graduate Student Grant for her project "Cross-infectivity, Genomic Analysis, and Transcriptomic Profiling of Fusarium graminearum in Artificial Barley-Broadleaf Crop Rotation". Abbeah is the first Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) Fellow from NDSU.

Congratulations to Dr. T L Friesen for receiving the 2024 Ruth Allen Award from APS The American Phytopathological Society. He is a Research Plant Pathologist at USDA-ARS Cereal Crops Research Unit and NDSUPlantPathology Affiliate Graduate Faculty member and alumnus. apsnet.org/members/give-a…

Dr Julie Pasche, NDSUpotatopath kicks off the program at the #NPGAFieldDay24

Congrats to MS students Prabhat Poudyal and Siddant Ranabhat for winning the Cobb Foundation and Bayer student travel awards, respectively. They attended the 2024 Society of Nematologists Conference in Park City, Utah. Their mentor is Dr. Guiping Yan.

Dr. Wade Webster will talk about soybean root and stem disease management.

Shaobin Zhong, Ph. D., and his team from the NDSUPlantPathology are discovering ways in which #soybeans can help in pharmaceutical applications. Dihomo-y-linolenic acid (DGLA) has been demonstrated to be potentially useful for cancer therapy and anti-aging treatment in humans, but

In this week's happy hour, Sam Markell and Wade Webster from NDSUPlantPathology discuss the shift in soybean diseases over the years and the importance of disease management. 🍻 bit.ly/4cI98lp

The conversation with Sam and W_Webster74 from NDSUPlantPathology touches on the impact of weather conditions, the importance of scouting, and how useful your iPhone camera can be! 🍻 bit.ly/4cI98lp