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SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – September 16, 2024
17.09.2024 - 12:42 / hgic.clemson.edu
The Pee Dee region is expecting rain from a potential tropical weather system this week. Fall crops are growing well with fairly low disease pressure. Caterpillar populations are climbing in places. See below for more details.
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Tom Bilbo, Extension Entomologist
A word of caution for folks using AI (Artificial Intelligence) generated answers regarding pest management—at the present moment, I have found AI answers are often wrong or misleading. In this case, I am specifically referring to the “AI Overview” generated in a Google search. A couple of examples to illustrate my point:
In conclusion, I would not recommend relying on the AI Overview (presently, at least) to obtain accurate information. It is much better to continue using Extension websites from Clemson or other universities. Add “site:edu” to the end of your search to see results only from universities. For example: “caterpillar pests of tomatoes site:edu.”
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