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Today is Dr. Habteweld's last day 😢 He is moving on to a new job with the USDA. He does most of the nematode counting for the @NemaAssayLab, so for the next 6 weeks it will be me. Apologies in advance if samples take a little longer than normal!
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Do you have excellent nematode identification skills? Come join our team! The UF @NemaAssayLab is looking for a Nematode Diagnostician. The job posting is here:
explore.jobs.ufl.edu/en-us/j…
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Agreed. @NemaAssayLab is our center for processing samples. Nematode populations tend to be low this time of year, but samples can still be useful.
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Hanging out with fellow UF Nematologist @UFnema_southFL at the South Florida Turf Field Day
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Did you know that Florida has a small commercial passion fruit industry? Did you know root-knot nematode is one of the major pests for this industry? Now you do 😁
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Visited our potato nematode trials @UF_HAEC again this week.
Seeing canopy stunting in some treatments, which is consistent with sting nematode damage, the primary target nematode in these trials.
Testing various nematicides and fall/summer cover crops in these trials.
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Our team has dug out 18 tons of gravel and dirt from under the greenhouse benches by hand. Four greenhouses down, one more to go!
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I'll be talking about nematode management in cotton and peanut at the panhandle row crop short course in Mariana on March 2.
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Today I got to tour the Gator baseball field with the turf staff from the UF Plant Science Unit
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Matthew Walkup has been working for us part time since he was in highschool in 2016. He just graduated from UF and started full time with us as a Lab Tech 2! A great young man!
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Come to our workshop at the @GCSAAConference in Orlando! Me and @Alto_Fuego will be tag-teaming for the first time!
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The last day for the @NemaAssayLab to receive samples for mist extraction in 2022 is December 19, and for soil extraction December 20. Samples arriving after that will not be processed until 2023!
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Our newest publication. Yes, Indiana now has sting nematode! sciendo.com/article/10.2478/…
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Effectiveness of Nematicides and Resistant Cultivars for Managing Root-Knot Nematodes in 2022 Peanut Trials dlvr.it/ScdgN1
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After we covered Anguina in class today, one of the students found this beauty in a sample
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End of season galling ratings on pods and roots for peanut trials @nfrec_sv and @ufifasnfrec. Caused by peanut root-knot nematode.
Important part of our assessments. In commercial fields, checking root system at harvest is a great way to scout for root-knot nematodes. #UFBugs
