Great job Liza DeGenring presenting your poster on biocontrol at #ICPP2018 ! UNH Ag Research

UNH plant pathology represents at APS Northeast division meeting. Haley Liza DeGenring

Why alternative practices are so important to control weeds! n.pr/2CXH1k7

Check out this article on declining bee populations and how you can help bees in your garden. unh.edu/unhtoday/2019/… AND here's a link to a NE Bee guide rehanlab.com/uploads/2/1/4/…

So proud of Dr. Allison Herreid for defending her thesis! So proud of you! Excited that we are embarking on our PhD together! UNH Graduate School

Great talk by Liza DeGenring this afternoon!! 🌱 Proud of you and your hard work!

In the EU, the responsibility to determine that a product is safe lies in the producer, in the US it lies with the consumer. The EPA disregarding these findings as not having “enough information” is unacceptable. NPR #cleanwater #PFOAs n.pr/2CMa5e6

No-till & other types of sustainable farming are catching on in N.H. granitegeek.concordmonitor.com/2019/05/22/no-… @granitegeek كتلوني _ شقردي NIFA Wayne Jones @UNHPrez UNH Extension Agricultural Research Service National Agricultural Statistics Service

.University of New Hampshire Research Aims to Manage #Apple Scab Using Seafood Industry Byproduct NIFA @UNHPrez UNH Extension @unhresearchnews Horti Daily Marian McCord Agriculture is America colsa.unh.edu/nhaes/article/…

Researchers Liza DeGenring and PSU TreeFruit Doctor studying the potential for knocking down apple scab with a substance made from crushed crab shells. goodfruit.com/what-can-chito…

Not a bad view from the convention center for the start of #PlantHealth2022 in Pittsburgh!

Come listen to my talk on #chitosan and #biopesticides use for control of #applescab at #PlantHealth2022. Room 408 at 12:45!

Missed my talk yesterday? Come chat with me about my PhD work on #chitosan @UNHppathlab at the poster session at 2:30 (poster 054) #PlantHealth2022

Had a great time talking about our research at #PlantHealth2022 and reuniting with alums of @UNHppathlab and COLSA!

Came home from #PlantHealth2022 to find huge tomato hornworms in my garden…..I think I need to do another “how to scout” session with my partner. 😂

Can chitosan suppress Botrytis on leaves? Check out new research from Poleatewich lab doctoral student Liza DeGenring doi-org.unh.idm.oclc.org/10.1094/PDIS-0…

Fall means collecting data on #applescab. Apple scab is a significant issue in the Northeast US because of our climate. While the lesions are superficial, they are unappealing to consumers. This is especially important in NH, where growers rely on pick your own markets.

To determine what diseases have been isolated off of the roots, I use a selective media. Did you know that we use V8 juice for our oomycete selective media? #PlantPathology

What is Pythium root rot and why is it a part of my research? Check out this e-Gro Edible Alert article that I wrote with two of my committee members. e-gro.org/pdf/E307.pdf UNH Ag Research COLSA UNH Graduate School @unhresearchnews

Many apple trees are scions that are grafted onto a root stock. At the UNH Macfarlane Greenhouse, we planted 80 grafted bare root trees of 'Wildfire Gala' and 'Ginger Gold' scions on M9 and G11 root stocks. #apples #plantpathology #greenhouse UNH Ag Research COLSA UNH Extension