A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Reading suggests that planting wildflowers in apple orchards might ...

We’re very excited by these results – particularly since, to our knowledge, our research group is the first ever to test entomopathogenic fungi for use in the control of woolly apple aphid.

Planting wildflowers in apple orchards could save farmers up to 3,000 per hectare a year, according to a new study.

In this study, we are proposing to test one chemical and two mechanical control strategies to reduce the spring populations of rosy apple aphids. The chemical strategies include autumn and spring oil ...