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Louisiana Plant Pathology: Citrus Scab and Sweet Orange Scab
citrus scab

Two scab diseases routinely affect citrus in Louisiana. Citrus scab (also called common citrus scab or sour orange scab) has been present in the state for many years. In contrast, sweet orange scab was identified in Louisiana and Texas for the first time during the summer of 2010. This publication describes how to identify and manage these diseases. (PDF Format Only)

Louisiana Plant Pathology: Foliar Diseases of Watermelon
diseases of watermelon

Proper identification is the key to successful disease management. This fact sheet is intended to aid in distinguishing among three common foliar diseases of watermelon. (PDF Format Only)

Drip Irrigation and Fertigation in Strawberries
Louisiana Strawberries

The correct use of drip irrigation provides an ideal soil moisture level for plant growth.

Figs for Commercial and Home Production in Louisiana
Figs for Commercial and Home Production in Louisiana

Figs are tasty and can be eaten fresh, made into preserves and jams, or used in baking. Figs are commonly grown in all areas of Louisiana. All fig varieties discussed in this publication produce a main crop. Learn cultural practices and fertilization, disease and insect control and how to handle and process your fruit. (PDF Format Only)

Pruning Perfection
Practice makes perfect, but follow these general rules.
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