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Resources to help strawberry growers in the fight against aphids and mites

If mites and aphids give your strawberry crop a hard time this season, you're not alone. These pests can build quickly under row covers or in mild winter conditions, leading to early-season damage that affects yield and fruit quality. Thankfully, these recently updated factsheets are available to help you identify, monitor, and manage these pests effectively.

For cyclamen mite issues, check out the Cyclamen Mites in Strawberries factsheet, which provides key scouting tips and management recommendations tailored to nursery and field settings. For twospotted spider mites, refer to Twospotted Spider Mite for guidance on biology description and management options. If aphids are your primary concern, Aphids in Strawberries provides strategies to reduce outbreaks, especially when using row covers.

Access these resources today to better protect your crop with practical, research-based tools. Reach out to your local Extension office for links or support with diagnosis and implementation.

Source: North Carolina State Extension

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