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VIT TECH | Leafroll and Mealybugs (July 2022) (in English)

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Tom Valente from the Oregon Department of Agriculture outlines past mealybug surveys and shares current mealybug monitoring programs in Oregon. Monica Cooper, Viticulture Farm Advisor for the University of California Cooperative Extension in Napa County, shares the challenges and successes of the leafroll and mealybug management programs in Napa County.

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