Controlling HLB-Spreading Psyllids on Young Citrus Trees

Ernie Neff August 28, 2013 Citrus, Citrus Expo News, Florida

Control of HLB-spreading psyllids is a key to survival for young trees. University of Florida entomologist Michael Rogers discussed the topic at Citrus Expo and summarizes his presentation in this report.

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