WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - A cool, wet spring may put corn planted in sandy soils at greater risk of attack by the destructive needle nematode, Purdue Extension nematologist Jamal Faghihi says. Nematodes ...

The spring season comes with many seasonal allergies and testing is now available for those looking for relief.

Infected needles usually turn red to brown from their tips beginning in winter or early spring. By mid to late spring the death of infected needles is well advanced giving diseased trees a red to ...

Also known as rhizosphaera, needle cast, infects new growth during the growing season. However, you may not notice your tree has it until late winter or early spring. Needles will look yellow or get ...