Soil-borne fungal diseases can be a major problem of tomatoes. There are three steps to understanding and managing tomato diseases in the home garden. The first step is to understand the disease cycle ...

Sunscald spots are frequently invaded by decay-causing fungi and bacteria that further rot the fruit. How to manage sunscald The best way to avoid sunscald is to maintain a healthy tomato plant by ...

Leaf spots should not affect the amount of fruit your plants produce. There are three leaf spot diseases commonly found on garden tomatoes in Minnesota: Septoria leaf spot, early blight and bacterial ...

** Late Blight is a very serious disease. If you suspect Late Blight in your garden, please contact the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Pest Management Office at 800-287-0279 ** ...

** Late Blight is a very serious disease. If you suspect Late Blight in your garden, please contact the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Pest Management Office at 800-287-0279 ** ...

J. Both, Extension Specialist in Controlled-Environment Engineering Tomato diseases can cause serious losses in high tunnels or greenhouses in New Jersey. Although high tunnels and greenhouses provide ...

That’s where the tomato cage comes in. Not only do cages provide much-needed support for those long stems, but they also help manage tomato diseases and make harvesting fruits easier. Learn how to use ...

Tomato is a widely cultivated and highly nutritious fruit that is consumed worldwide. However, tomato plants are susceptible to various diseases that can significantly impact their growth and yield.

In this Project images of tomato leaves (9 diseases and a healthy class) achieved from PlantVillage dataset is bring as input to feature extraction methods such as shape based features, colour based ...

The workshop focused on the development of new tomato varieties that are resistant to climate change, virus diseases and ...