"What's Killing My Kale?" is the pest management podcast for fruit and vegetable growers in Minnesota and beyond. October's episodes give a re-cap of 2018 pest issues in fruit and veg crops.
Hosted by Extension Educators Natalie Hoidal and Annie Klodd, each episode of "What's Killing My Kale?" features an interview with a researcher, farmer, or Extension educator where we discuss timely issues and innovative ideas related to managing pests on fruits and vegetables.
This month's episodes include:
Episode 13: Late Season Weed Control with Annie Klodd (9/20/2018)
Episode 14: Disease Overview for 2018 with Michelle Grabowski (9/25/2018)
Episode 15: Insect Overview with Bill Hutchison (9/30/2018)
You can listen to the podcast episodes from May through September on iTunes as well.
Click here to see a full list of podcast episodes from the 2018 season.
Author: Annie Klodd, Extension Educator for Fruit and Vegetable Production
Hosted by Extension Educators Natalie Hoidal and Annie Klodd, each episode of "What's Killing My Kale?" features an interview with a researcher, farmer, or Extension educator where we discuss timely issues and innovative ideas related to managing pests on fruits and vegetables.
This month's episodes include:
Episode 13: Late Season Weed Control with Annie Klodd (9/20/2018)
Episode 14: Disease Overview for 2018 with Michelle Grabowski (9/25/2018)
Episode 15: Insect Overview with Bill Hutchison (9/30/2018)
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Click here to see a full list of podcast episodes from the 2018 season.
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Author: Annie Klodd, Extension Educator for Fruit and Vegetable Production