The NC Blueberry Journal

Botrytis flower blight and fruit rot caused by the fungus Botrytis cinerea is likely to be a problem this year in NC.  The disease can beco...

Just a reminder to commercial blueberry growers in NC who ship to Canada that March 1 is the deadline for participation in the state Blueber...

On most sites, irrigation is essential for survival of newly planted bushes, and for consistent growth and yield throughout the life of the ...

Most blueberries require a certain amount of cold weather during winter in order to leaf and flower normally the following spring.  Generall...

Dr. Ioannis Tzanetakis with the University of Arkansas has written an excellent article illustrating the status and implications of emergin...

The 2011 North Carolina blueberry crop was of excellent quality due to the combination of a dry harvest season and good labor availability, ...

On behalf of the Vaccinium Species Working Group, Vine and Berry Fruits Section of the International Society for Horticultural Science (ISH...