Showing the Hammonton blueberry demo. Models are the extension-standard workhorses growers already trust — Milholland (mummy berry), Mills-adapted (brown rot), Cougarblight (fire blight), Johnson (late blight).
We approximate leaf wetness with RH ≥ 90% or measurable precipitation — the same fallback NEWA and Penn State use when real wetness sensors aren't available. Accuracy is roughly ±1 hour on event length, which is fine for spray-decision flagging.
Each model flags high/extreme risk based on established infection thresholds: mummy berry needs 6+ hours at 50–59°F, fire blight needs 65°F + wet blossoms, late blight accumulates Disease Severity Values. Rutgers and NC State IPM advisories use these same numbers.
These forecasts are educational tools, not a substitute for on-farm scouting or Extension advisories. Always consult your regional IPM specialist and the pesticide label before applying any product.
We'll send you a heads-up as soon as a HIGH or EXTREME infection event is predicted for your crop — before the sporulation window opens, while there's still time to spray.
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