Diease risks from yesterday

Winchester area received a shower yesterday, resulted in 5+ hours of wetness in lower 70F.  It was an infection risk event for downy mildew, and very low infection risk event… Read more

Disease risk events from this weekend

Winchester area had a wet weekend.  We ended up having 9+ and 16+ hours of wet events, and both of them are in upper 60F.  Needless to say, these were… Read more

Disease risk event from today

After 13+ hours of wetness on the 13th-14th rain event, we had another wetness event starting from last night.  It resulted in 11 hours of wetness with an average temperature… Read more

Another wet event from yesterday

Winchester area received a shower yesterday (11th, very early in the morning) which resulted in ~7 hours of wetness with an average temperature of high 60F.  It was risk event… Read more

On going disease risk event

A thunderstorm went through Winchester area yesterday evening, resulted in 12+ hours of wetness (on going) with an average temperature of near 70F.  This most likely to be resulted in… Read more

Yet another rain events on June 21-22

Winchester area was rained out pretty much whole day yesterday, resulted in two wetness events, one with ~16 h of wetness with low 60F, and another one with ~7 hours… Read more

Disease risks from last night

A thundershower hit Winchester area around 6PM last night, resulted in 16 hours of wetness with lower 60F in average temperature.  It was disease risk event for black rot, downy… Read more

Disease risks from last few days, and a plan for next spray

Boy, what a week!Winchester area received about 17 hours of wetness with average temperature of 20 C (68F) on the 11th, 14 hours of wetness with average temperature of 22… Read more

Disease risk event from yesterday

The rain event started on the night of the 8th resulted in about 14 hours of wetness with about 65F in average temperature.  This was infection risk event for downy… Read more

On-going disease infection risk events

A quick update: A series of rain event since 5/29 around Winchester area produced two Phomopsis infection events and one black rot infection events.  Two consecutive humid nights probably promoted… Read more
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