Stripe Rust Update, May 31, 2026
Xianming Chen Rusts in the Pacific Northwest Stripe rust has been continually developing in the Pacific Northwest. The relatively dry conditions between the middle of April and middle May slowed […]
Xianming Chen Rusts in the Pacific Northwest Stripe rust has been continually developing in the Pacific Northwest. The relatively dry conditions between the middle of April and middle May slowed […]
Xianming Chen A. Stripe rust is developing fast in the Pacific Northwest Figure 1. Stripe rust on wheat plants in an experimental field at Mount Vernon, WA (Skagit County) on […]
Xianming Chen A. Stripe rust is developing in the Pacific Northwest On March 18, we were checking wheat fields in Franklin, Benton, Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield, and Whitman counties. […]
Xianming Chen A. Stripe rust is forecasted in the upper range of severe epidemics for the eastern Pacific Northwest Wheat stripe rust is forecasted to be in the upper range […]
Xianming Chen Based on the weather data of November and December 2025, stripe rust in the 2026 wheat growing season is predicted to be in the topper range of severe […]
Xianming Chen Stripe rust in the Pacific Northwest So far, we have completed recording stripe rust data of our winter crop nurseries in various locations including Central Ferry, Mount Vernon, […]
Xianming Chen Stripe rust has been developing in Washington Since the last stripe rust update on May 7, stripe rust has been developing in the Pacific Northwest (PNW), especially in […]
Xianming Chen Stripe rust is appearing in the Palouse region Yesterday, we were checking fields around Pullman, Washington (Whitman County). Winter wheat and barley arranged from Feekes 5 to 7. […]
Xianming Chen Stripe rust is developing in the Pacific Northwest In the last two weeks, we were planting spring cereal nurseries and checking winter wheat fields in various locations. So […]
Xianming Chen Stripe rust is forecasted in the low epidemic range for the eastern Pacific Northwest Wheat stripe rust is forecasted to be in the low epidemic range (1-20% yield […]